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Forests protect the climate. A future with more storms would mean trouble
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Forests protect the climate. A future with more storms would mean trouble

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With an increase in extreme weather expected in the years to come, forests could be changed permanently as the world continues to warm.

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Curating environmental health content since 2007.

With an increase in extreme weather expected in the years to come, forests could be changed permanently as the world continues to warm.
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