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Climate Change Accelerating Assault on US Forests
Climate change is accelerating the assault on Western US forests, bringing threats like drought, insect infestations and wildfires, and if left unchecked large swaths of lush greenery could be "fundamentally altered," scientists warned in a new report released Wednesday.
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