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Large forest die-offs can have effects that ricochet to distant ecosystems -- ScienceDailyQuicklink Submitted By Daniel Geery 4 comments
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Major forest die-offs due to drought, heat and beetle infestations or deforestation could have consequences far beyond the local landscape. say scientists. Wiping out an entire forest can have significant effects on global climate patterns and alter vegetation on the other side of the world, they say.
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