Many tree species in eastern US may be unable to adapt to changing climate, study finds

Mongabay
Mar 6, 2017, 11:25 am150 pts
Evidence continues to mount for the toll climate change is taking on the ecosystems of the United States’ national parks and forests from coast to coast. The latest study, published in Global Change Biology by researchers at Woods Hole Research Center in Massachusetts, predicts that warming temperatures…

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