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Salt marsh hay (Spartina patens) at Plum Island Estuary in northeastern Massachusetts. Credit: David S. Johnson

Analysis Finds Diversity on the Smallest Scales in Sulfur-Cycling Salt Marsh Microbes

solar panels at PIE LTER

Rapid Drop in Marsh Methane Emissions Explored by Cardon, Colleagues with New Grant

Pink berries in petri dish

"Pink Berries" Blossom into a Model System in the MBL Microbial Diversity Course

Jim Tang Memorial June 2023

MBL Honors the Memory of Senior Scientist Jianwu (Jim) Tang

Two female scientists in mangrove estuary in panama

Coastal Ecosystems are a Vital, Net Greenhouse Gas Sink | The Conversation

Great Sippewissett Marsh aerial view. Credit: Daniel Buckley

Most of World's Salt Marshes Likely to be Underwater by 2100 | NSF

drone shot of salt marsh

Most Salt Marshes Will Be Underwater By End Of Century, Falmouth Study Concludes | The Enterprise

Photo: Aerial of Great Sippewissett Marsh in 2015. Credit: Rhys Probyn

Most of the World’s Salt Marshes Could Succumb to Sea Level Rise by Turn of Century

Jim Tang and colleagues

NEON Remembers Jianwu (Jim) Tang | Observatory Blog