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trees

Out of Eden Walk
80 years after atomic blast, Hiroshima’s trees still tell the story
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Arts, Culture & Media
Making Trees Sing
tree with etchings in it, sun streaming through leaves
Culture
Climate change is claiming aspen groves — and the history of Basque immigrants in America
The Nature Conservancy hopes to plant perhaps 100,000 native agave and pine trees in the forests around Monterrey, Mexico’s third-largest metro area.
Business
Coke and Pepsi, gardening together in Mexican mountains to preserve urban water
Fog among the redwoods in the Lady Bird Johnson Grove of California’s Redwood National Forest.
Science
Redwoods and fog: a love story
Trees line a busy street in New York. The city is trying to plant 1,000,000 trees to offset climate effects.
Environment
Forest ecologists are working to make New York’s concrete jungle a little greener