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Gil Tal,Ken Kurani,Alan Jenn,Debapriya Chakraborty,Scott Hardman,Dahlia Garas for blue carbon projects, although not without problems. These problems have not stopped the push to incorporate blue carbon into what is now called the ‘blue economy’. Another one of the problems associated with blue carbon science and management is having a proper understanding of the actual cost

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