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Mangrove forests were traditionally viewed as _______. a. unproductive wastelands b. valuable fish habitats c. an erosion preventing habitat d. pollution filters
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Mangrove forests were traditionally viewed as _______. a. unproductive wastelands b. valuable fish habitats c. an erosion preventing habitat d. pollution filters

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A. unproductive wasteland

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Mangrove forests were traditionally viewed as A. unproductive wastelands. People therefore reasoned that their removal would improve the health of their ecosystems, leading to their degradation. 
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