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Federal study links climate change, giant sequoia deaths
Once regarded as virtually indestructible, some of California's giant sequoia trees are succumbing to the effects of high heat and climate change.
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Rob Hotakainen, E&E News reporter
Once regarded as virtually indestructible, some of California's giant sequoia trees are succumbing to the effects of high heat and climate change.
The Fish and Wildlife Service this week unveiled a sweeping, multistate plan to protect the monarch butterfly without adding it to the Endangered Species Act list.
By Michael Doyle in Greenwire
After nearly three decades of "sustained outrage," nationally recognized reporter Ken Ward Jr. is striking off on his own, starting a new nonprofit news outlet in West Virginia.
By Maxine Joselow in Greenwire
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The Fish and Wildlife Service this week unveiled a sweeping, multistate plan to protect the monarch butterfly without adding it to the Endangered Species Act list.
By Michael Doyle in Greenwire
After nearly three decades of "sustained outrage," nationally recognized reporter Ken Ward Jr. is striking off on his own, starting a new nonprofit news outlet in West Virginia.
By Maxine Joselow in Greenwire