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Climate change, drought turn up heat on U.S. trees
New research finds nearly all U.S. forests are now experiencing changes and are vulnerable to future hot, dry and water-scarce conditions.
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Brittany Patterson, E&E News reporter
New research finds nearly all U.S. forests are now experiencing changes and are vulnerable to future hot, dry and water-scarce conditions.
Republican opposition to Tracy Stone-Manning's nomination for director of the Bureau of Land Management now has a Democrat and former senior Obama-era official on its side.
By Scott Streater in Greenwire
Climate change is a constant worry for glaciologists, but one nightmare scenario is particularly unsettling because it would rapidly increase sea levels if it becomes reality.
By Chelsea Harvey in Climatewire
Republican opposition to Tracy Stone-Manning's nomination for director of the Bureau of Land Management now has a Democrat and former senior Obama-era official on its side.
By Scott Streater in Greenwire
Climate change is a constant worry for glaciologists, but one nightmare scenario is particularly unsettling because it would rapidly increase sea levels if it becomes reality.
By Chelsea Harvey in Climatewire