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Climate Change-Related Vulnerabilities in Hardwood Forests of Central US Detailed in New Study
Hardwood forests in regions of the US Midwest will see increased periods of precipitation and drought, as well as higher temperatures, according to a US Forest Service report assessing forest vulnerability and ability to adapt to climate change.
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