At Arizona’s Biosphere 2, warmer conditions made drought kill piñon pines 28% faster; researchers projected fivefold more frequent regional die-offs

Scientists warmed piñon pines and cut off their water. The warmer trees died 28% sooner, hinting at more frequent forest die-offs in a hotter future.

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