According to a survey team from Duke University, Iraq’s marshes are well on their way to recovery:
Populations of many native fish, invertebrate animals, birds and plants are well on their way to recovery. The marshes of southern Iraq, devastated in recent decades by Saddam Hussein’s regime, are showing a “remarkable” recovery, according to an ecological survey team led by scientists at Duke University and the University of Basrah, according to a press release by EurekAlert.
In their latest and most thorough evaluation of the marshes—claimed in some
quarters to be the site of the biblical Garden of Eden—the researchers found that populations of many native fish, invertebrate animals, birds and plants are well on their way to recovery.
Enviro-guru Al Gore couldn’t be reached for comment.
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