SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Federal forestry officials say the die-off of trees in California forests slowed in 2018 thanks in share to the state receiving more rain. But the U.
S. Forest Service warned Monday that dead trees continue to pose a hazard to people and infrastructure,particularly in the central and southern Sierra Nevada regions where they can serve as fuel for wildfires. A survey found 18 million trees died in 2018, compared to 27 million the previous year. More […]
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