Tag: Trees

Trees on city streets cope with drought by drinking from leaky pipes

Trees on the streets of Montreal in Canada benefit from leaky pipesCatherine Zibo/Shutterstock Trees growing on city streets

Trees can’t get up and walk away, but forests can

She has found that trees that are better suited to warmer and drier conditions are slowly replacing those

Fig trees may benefit climate by turning carbon dioxide into stone

Fig trees may be especially good at removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphereRaimund Linke/mauritius images GmbH/Alamy Fig Trees:

Elodie Blanchard Revitalizes Fabric Scraps into Vivid Patchworks of Trees, Bouquets, and Goddesses — Colossal

Elodie Blanchard: Transforming Textiles into Vibrant Sculptures The garments we wear often hold stories about our lives. A

Ash trees are rapidly evolving some resistance to ash dieback disease

Some ash trees have genetic variants that confer partial resistance to ash diebackFLPA / Alamy Ash Trees in

Offsetting global fossil fuel stores by planting trees is impossible

A tree-planting project in British Columbia, CanadaJames MacDonald/Bloomberg via Getty Images A study conducted by Alain Naef at

Las Vegas is planting more trees to combat rising temperatures : NPR

Last year, the city of Las Vegas reached a record 120 degrees during the peak of summer. The

Trees ‘remember’ times of water abundance and scarcity

The scientists discovered that the spruce trees that had experienced the artificial drought were more resistant to the

Scientists Studying Earth’s Trees Issued a Stark Warning to Humanity : ScienceAlert

The Urgent Need to Protect Endangered Tree Species From majestic coastal redwoods to ancient Wollemi pines and firs

Trees May Be Able to Warn Us When a Volcano Is About to Erupt : ScienceAlert

The Science Behind Predicting Volcanic Eruptions Using Tree Leaf Colors Volcanic eruptions pose a significant threat to human

‘All the cocoa trees will be destroyed’

Addressing Unsustainable Cocoa Practices in Cote d’IvoireIn the 1960s, cocoa yields were on the rise in Cote d’Ivoire,

New Data Released from NASA’s Juno Mission, and New Satellites Launched for Internet and Trees

Last week brought a flurry of fascinating scientific news, from climate studies on hold to new satellites entering