How has human use of salt marshes changed over time? a. humans have come to value salt marshes and now seek to preserve and restore them. b. humans now use drained salt marshes exclusively for agriculture. c. humans have begun to use salt marshes for landfills. d. humans have begun to use marsh land for housing and commercial development?

EDGEUNITY SAYS A is the correct answer

The correct answer is A) Humans have come to value salt marshes and now seek and preserve and restore them.

Humans use of salt marshes has changed over time in that humans have come to value salt marshes and now seek and preserve and restore them.

According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration of the United State, a salt marsh are “coastal wetlands that are flooded and drained by salt water that is brought by tides.” The soil in these places is composed of mud and peat. It contains decomposing plant material and creates Hypoxia, a condition caused by the growth of bacteria that provokes that bad smell of rotten egg. These habitats are very important to the different form of lives and for fisheries. That is why humans protect these areas and take care of them. Indeed, humans use of salt marshes has changed over time in that humans have come to value salt marshes and now seek and preserve and restore them.

answer; ///i do believe that the correct answer is (b) ///middle colony

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