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Environment & Energy

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1. It's because the climate and thus the biome are changing.

Thu Jun 19, 2025, 10:25 AM

Jun 19

Much of this area won't be regenerating forest, because with the changing climate the area is no longer suitable for forest.

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Across Much Of Canada, Fires Seem To Be Outpacing Forests' Ability To Regenerate [View all] hatrack Jun 19 OP

It's because the climate and thus the biome are changing. markodochartaigh Jun 19 #1

Sadly frogs are apparently smarter than humans OKIsItJustMe Jun 19 #6

I've always wondered about that, but regarding the experiment, CrispyQ Jun 19 #7

Heartbreaking. Oh Canada.... AloeVera Jun 19 #3

🌎 😢 Clouds Passing Jun 19 #5