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LANSING — An invasive insect increasingly threatens one of the most important trees in Michigan and elsewhere in the Great Lakes region for storing the carbon

LANSING — An invasive insect increasingly threatens one of the most important trees in Michigan and elsewhere in the Great Lakes region for storing the carbon that causes global warming.

LANSING — An invasive insect increasingly threatens one of the most important trees in Michigan and elsewhere in the Great Lakes region for storing the carbon that causes global warming.

LANSING — An invasive insect increasingly threatens one of the most important trees in Michigan and elsewhere in the Great Lakes region for storing the carbon that causes global warming.

INVADER: The invasive wooly adelgid increasingly threatens the eastern hemlock, one of the trees most important in Michigan for storing the carbon that causes global warming. Experts warn that’s …

An invasive insect increasingly threatens one of the Great Lakes region’s most important trees for storing the carbon that causes global warming. Researchers have found that eastern hemlock trees felled by the invasive woolly adelgid could emit 4.5 tons of carbon across almost two and a half football fields.

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Fall is the perfect time to reconnect with nature

Opinion: Support loggers, dont vandalize them. Theyre environmental heroes harvesting a renewable resource Peter Kuitenbrouwer © Provided by National Post The Catchacoma Forest is governed under Ontario’s Crown Forest Sustainability Act, enacted in 1994 under then-New Democratic premier Bob Rae. In this type of forest, loggers cut selected trees, and protect the health of the forest during operations, writes Peter Kuitenbrouwer. During this pandemic, more people have self-...