Swamps and other wetlands do not offer much value to humans. True or false?

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uysha [10]1 year ago

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The statement 'Swamps and other wetlands do not offer much value to humans' is FALSE.

<h3>What are Swamps?</h3>

Swamps and other wetlands are specific ecosystems that are abundant in biodiversity and therefore offer many advantages.

Biodiversity is fundamental to discovering new biotechnological applications and therefore swamps are fundamental for humans.

In conclusion, The statement 'Swamps and other wetlands do not offer much value to humans' is FALSE.

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