Yellowstone's Rusty Red Trees: Climate Change Concerns
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Yellowstones Douglas-fir trees are turning rusty red due to bark beetles, exacerbated by warmer, drier conditions. The parks Resources and Issues Handbook removed its entire climate change section, sparking criticism from scientists and former rangers. Despite claims of outdated data, the absence of dedicated climate change chapters raises concerns about the parks future, as trees and habitats face threats.
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