Cause sought as marshes turn into barren flats
PLYMOUTH -- A puzzling, ominously named phenomenon, sudden wetland dieback, is transforming salt marshes in the region into barren mudflats, scientists say, and their best efforts have failed to figure out why. (Full article: 1109 words)
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