In the virtual worlds of climate modeling, forests and other vegetation are assumed to bounce back quickly from extreme drought. But that assumption is far off the mark, according to a new study of drought impacts at forest sites worldwide.
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Logging, cattle grazing, fire, and soil erosion in forests and woodlands compound the problem.
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