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Stronger Together: Managing Urban Trees in the Face of Storms
Dr. Mysha Clarke
University of Florida
School of Forest, Fisheries and Geomatic Sciences
Research shows that there is an increase in the number, frequency, and intensity of storms globally. Urban areas face unique risks
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Gov. Greg Abbott on Wednesday joined county and city leaders at the
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Fort Worth City Council member Gyna Bivens believes the city needs to “do right by its trees.” A self-proclaimed tree hugger, she has been outspoken about preserving Fort Worth’s existing trees and penalizing developers that illegally clear trees for development projects.
Bivens
SPACE30 May 2024
ByAFP
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