Monarch Sequoias Can Live 3,000 Years, But Earth Lost 10% of Them All in 2020

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By Climate NexusJun 4, 2021, 10:50 am319 pts
Scientists have known last year's Castle Fire was probably the most destructive for California's famously fire-resilient sequoias in at least 700 years, but a draft National Park Service report obtained by the Visalia Times-Delta puts a quantitative measurement on that fire's climate-fueled toll. Between 7,500…

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