Island Trees Have Nowhere to Run From Climate Change

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By Nexus MediaJul 16, 2019, 10:57 am160 pts
By Marlene Cimons Kyle Rosenblad was hiking a steep mountain on the island of Maui in the summer of 2015 when he noticed a ruggedly beautiful tree species scattered around the landscape. Curious, and wondering what they were, he took some photographs and showed them to a friend. They were Bermuda cedars, a…

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