Widespread tree die-offs feared
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Helena, Montana
PONDEROSA pine and pinyon forests in the US West will die at an increasing rate as the world grows warmer, becoming less and less resilient when they are weakened by higher temperatures, according to new projections.
Although these forests now withstand short droughts, warming temperatures increasingly stress the forests, which means they will no longer survive the shorter droughts they once endured.
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