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What really hurts Christmas tree production is when you have consecutive droughts, as we have had the last two years, combined with freak weather events like the heat dome. This is particularly hard ...

Tree diversity, or the amount and distribution of tree species in a forested area, is critical for things like growth, sustaining biodiversity and building resilience to the effects of climate change.

Canada Drake’s climate change problem As Canada declared a climate change emergency, Drake’s private jet was burning the equivalent of 25,000 lbs of coal above Toronto. It gets worse.

WATCH ABOVE: How will climate change affect Canada? – Jul 4, 2019 The most effective way to fight global warming is to plant lots of trees, a study says. A trillion of them, maybe more.

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A parcel of land on the Sahtlam Tree Farm is seen, in the Cowichan Valley area of Duncan, B.C., on Saturday, July 31, 2021. The effects of climate change are taking a toll on Christmas tree farms ...

Quick Facts While they are growing, trees absorb carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas which contributes to climate change, and convert it into the main components of wood, including cellulose, to form ...

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SEATTLE (AP) — As the driest summer in Seattle’s record books ended, trees across the city were sounding silent alarms. It was the latest in a string of Seattle summers in the last decade ...

Canada has nearly 362 million hectares of forest, but climate change is negatively impacting tree health and productivity. Trees planted today need to withstand future climate instability. Enter Ingo ...