"Salt Patches" Threaten Agriculture on Delmarva
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Salt patches, a result of rising sea level, are taking over thousands of acres of farmland and crops across Delmarva. In a study, researchers and scientists say it is decreasing crop yields and hurting farmers financially.
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Salt patches, a result of rising sea level, are taking over thousands of acres of farmland and crops across Delmarva. In a study, researchers and scientists say it is decreasing crop yields and hurting farmers financially.
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