Environment
California Redwood Relocation: Earth's Largest Trees Shift Northward With Climate Change
Coast redwoods will be shifted northward into southern Oregon, if temperatures continue to warm and current rainfall amounts remain constant. This will be a significant habitat change, compared to that which they have experienced for the last several decades.
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