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Forest wars finally end? - Ag secretary's visit showcases alliance between environmentalists, timber companies,
The Payson Roundup
Study Finds a Tree Growth Spurt - Forests in the eastern United States appear to be growing faster in response to rising levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, a new study has found,
New York Times
Chewed Out - An invasive plant called tamarisk has been killing off cottonwoods and destroying river habitat for decades. Now park rangers are hoping a beetle can turn the tide,
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Study Finds a Tree Growth Spurt - Forests in the eastern United States appear to be growing faster in response to rising levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, a new study has found,
New York Times
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