In a compelling discussion, Faisal Hussain, an environmental historian from Pennsylvania State University, sheds light on the often-misunderstood world of wetlands. He unpacks their critical role in biodiversity and carbon storage, challenging historical misconceptions that cast them as wastelands. Hussain emphasizes the urgent need for preservation amid ongoing environmental threats, highlighting the wetlands' significance for marginalized communities. With a blend of history and personal reflection, he encourages a shift in societal perceptions and advocates for community engagement in conservation efforts.
