🌍✨ Louisiana’s accidental blueprint for restoring its coast
Why we’re watching: Arthur Matherne is used to speeding his airboat across a southeastern stretch of the Louisiana coast where lakes and bayous have widened as the Gulf of Mexico’s salty water has moved in, dissolving marshes and swamps. But in one tucked-away patch of…
Grasses are overtaking the shallows, and oak branches are spreading overhead, dangling Spanish moss over waterways he once barreled through. 💚
“All this, it’s filling in,” Matherne said after shutting off his airboat’s roaring propeller.
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- 📌 Key signal: Arthur Matherne is used to speeding his airboat across a southeastern stretch of the Louisiana coast where lakes and bayous have widened…
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Reporting curated for GreenTV. Original reporting via Grist.