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Delta wetlands can help to protect human development from hurricanes because ____.
a. they contain a wide variety of living speciesb. they are impenetrable to hurricane damagec. they intensify the hurricane, letting it use up its energy before reaching developed areasd. they slow the movement of floodwaterse. they provide an elevated barrier, much like a levee
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