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Published on: 09/11/2026 - 14:29

In the Venice lagoon, the “barene”, these salt marshes made of mud and vegetation, play a valuable role in the face of climate change. They absorb CO2 and store it sustainably in their soils, at a rate much higher than terrestrial forests. But erosion and rising sea levels threaten these natural ramparts. Today, the scientific and associative world is increasing initiatives to try to preserve these unique ecosystems in the world.

Report by our correspondent in Italy, Natalia Mendoza.

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