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Trees in Western US Are Slowly Dying of Thirst Brought by Severe Drought
Trees require water to survive on hot, dry days, yet they can only do so for short periods of time. Even naturally suited trees may perish amid prolonged droughts and high heat waves, such as those currently afflicting the United States.
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Experts Point at Extreme Heat Wave for the Hundreds of Deaths Across Northwest US
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