Coast redwood trees are adaptable marvels in a warming world
Redwoods, like all trees, are engineered marvels that thrive in a narrow strip of land in the US's Pacific Northwest.
Redwoods, like all trees, are engineered marvels that thrive in a narrow strip of land in the US's Pacific Northwest.
The measures have not been a quick fix for environmental problems, but they are leading to some successes.
Offsets are not a solution. There is no substitute to actually ending the routine burning of fossil fuels.
During the summer daytime, cities can be up to 12℃ hotter than rural areas because of the heat island effect.
Restoring even narrow strips of forests to riverfronts can have transformative effects on improving water quality.
"You've got to be smart about where you plant," an expert said.
The number of tree species on Earth is around 73,000, or about 14% more than the species currently known.