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Biodiversity and Global change

Renata on urban tree health in Spectrum News

Renata on urban tree health in Spectrum News

March 29, 2022 James Clark, Ph.D.

Ecologist shares how to help trees thrive amid city life: “we think of cities as part of the solution to climate change, not just part of the problem.” [read more]


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