‘Unprecedented’ tree die-off in California

Some 26 million trees in the southern Sierra Nevada region of California have died since last October due to drought, insect damage and hotter-than-normal weather, according to an aerial survey by the Forest Service, bringing the state total to 66 million dead trees. “Tree die-offs of this magnitude are unprecedented and increase the risk of catastrophic… » Read More

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