Runnels — shallow, man-made channels originally dug for mosquito control — may restore salt marshes more effectively at some sites depending on initial site-specific characteristics and degree of ...

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Runnels — shallow, man-made channels originally dug for mosquito control — may restore salt marshes more effectively at some sites depending on initial site-specific characteristics and degree of ...

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What are runnels, the man-made channels that help restore salt marshes?

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Northeastern research finds that the narrow channels help salt marshes remove nitrogen before it can pollute waterways.

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Original Title: Runnels — shallow, man-made channels originally dug for mosquito control — may restore salt marshes more effectively at some sites depending on initial site-specific characteristics and degree of initial degradation, researchers find

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