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Abu Dhabi is creating vast carbon sinks from its mangroves and sharing its learnings with the world 

Mangroves growing at the water's edge

Mangroves offer vast carbon capture potential. Image: Unsplash/Timothy K

H.E. Dr Shaikha Salem Al Dhaheri
Secretary General of the Environment Agency, Abu Dhabi
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