Trees
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Dry Decembers Threaten Christmas Trees
Christmas is now behind us, and festive trees are being stripped of their bedazzlement and chucked to the curb. Unfortunately, new research has revealed that these may have been some of the last we'll see, as thinner snows are making it harder for new Christmas trees to grow.
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