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Causes of Wetland Loss in Louisiana
The causes of Louisiana’s wetland loss have been researched extensively, and are well documented as being the result of cumulative natural and human-induced impacts (Boesch 1982, Mendelssohn et al. 1983, Titus 1986, Turner and Cahoon 1987, Day and Templet 1989, Duffy and Clark 1989, LCWCRTF 1993, Nyman et al. 1993, Touchet 1994, Penland et al. 1996). An important implication of the delta lobe cycle for coastal Louisiana is the associated subsidence. Subsidence is variable from one part of the coast to another, but regardless of the specific rate, this natural process cannot be controlled by human intervention.