Connecticut tidal marsh value urged to curb development
Hartford May 14 AP a conference heard Dr Paul S Galtsoff Woods Hole says CT last 12 000 acres of tidal marshes should be valued in dollars to compare with development profits Capitalizing marsh resources could deter encroachment He notes marshes support winter flounder and menhaden and harbor marine life, urging scientific studies to quantify value and guide protection.
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