What all those dead trees mean for the Sierra Nevada

Saturday, January 28, 2017 - 08:31 in Earth & Climate

The ponderosa pine had taken root decades before the Revolutionary War, making a stately stand on this western Sierra Nevada slope for some 300 years, Nate Stephenson figures.  Then came the beetle blitzkrieg. Now the tree is a dab in the gray and rusty death stain smeared across the mountain range....

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