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Warmer drought killed piñon pines 28% faster
At Arizona’s Biosphere Two, researchers warmed piñon pines and withheld water. The trees died 28 percent sooner than cooler trees, suggesting climate change could make regional forest die-offs five times more frequent in the future.
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