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Making the land sing again
For years, there was a man-made cranberry bog in the Massachusetts town of Plymouth that was eerily quiet. The birds and insects had all gone because of pesticides. Now after a multi-million dollar restoration project, Daniel Gross reports that wildlife is slowly coming back.
(Image: Alex Hackman and Glorianna Davenport stand in front of the restored marshlands in Plymouth, Massachusetts. Credit: PRI鈥檚 The World)
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