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South Carolina’s Beaches and Barrier Islands Provide BILLIONS in Economic Benefits Every Year
South Carolina Sea Grant Consortium
South Carolina Sea Grant Consortium
Abstract
South Carolina’s beach and barrier island ecosystems include habitats such as sandy beaches, sand dunes, wetlands, and maritime forests. These habitats produce a variety of benefits to humans and the environment.
Issue Date
2022-01-26
Keywords
Beaches--Economic aspects--South Carolina, Barrier islands--Economic aspects--South Carolina
Type
Text
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