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Pine forests in Belize are struggling to recover from a devastating plague of beetles. Scientists blame it on climate change.
Tiny pine beetles shattered up to 70,000 acres, that make up to 80 percent, of the Mountain Pine Ridge Forest...
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The pine forests of British Columbia were in the midst of a catastrophe. Its stride is hit by the mountain pine beetle. To allow to the disastrous bountiful breeding...
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