Tree Mortality, Biome Shifts, and Living Sustainably to Halt Human-Caused Climate Change

Human-caused climate change has caused extensive tree mortality across West Africa and the western United States and biome shifts around the world. Reducing excessive material consumption by people offers a solution to halt climate change and risks to trees.

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Parks Stewardship Forum
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2024-09-15
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https://doi.org/10.5070/p5.35436
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Forest ecology and management
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Tree Mortality, Biome Shifts, and Living Sustainably to Halt Human-Caused Climate Change

Patrick González
Parks Stewardship Forum
Forest ecology and management
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Tree Mortality, Biome Shifts, and Living Sustainably to Halt Human-Caused Climate Change

Patrick González
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Abstract

Human-caused climate change has caused extensive tree mortality across West Africa and the western United States and biome shifts around the world. Reducing excessive material consumption by people offers a solution to halt climate change and risks to trees.

Parks Stewardship ForumVol. 40(3)
Berkeley College (US), University of California, Berkeley (US)
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Forest ecology and management
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