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How Will Protecting Old Trees Help Mitigate the Effects of Climate Change?
By giving stability, strength, and protection to habitats in danger, ancient trees—those that are many hundreds or even thousands of years old—play a crucial role in the preservation of biodiversity and ecosystems. A group of ecologists stressed the value of protecting these enormous species in a review paper that will appear in Trends in Ecology & Evolution.
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How Bright Colors Could Impress and Intimidate in Animal Kingdom
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Viruses and Bacteria Trapped Under Arctic Lake Ice Might Resurface and Infect Animals
Fog Played a Major Role in a Deadly Accident in Oregon
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Tropical Depression Brewing in Eastern Pacific, Heaviest Rain May Hit Mexican Coastline
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Nature Projects Reported to Have Positive Impact on Young People's Mental Health
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Nearly 300 Rabbits, Birds, and Other Animals Saved From Cockroach-Infested House in New York
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At Least 3 Added to Casualties After Venezuelan City Caught in a Flash Flood
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Accumulating Plastics in Agricultural Soil Continues to Pile Up in an Alarming Rate, UN Warns
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Living on the Edge: Asian Elephants Prefers Staying on the Boundaries of Protected Areas
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