Impacts from changes in land use, water diversions, and infrastructure development continue to drive the degradation and loss of wetlands.

UNESCO: MEDIA SERVICES

The real value of renewable energy lies not in low costs (though lower costs are certainly a laudable development), but in its environmental benefits the cleaner air, water, and land that we all enjoy, and the hope of a future without catastrophic climate change.

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