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Climate change as told by one tree
Lynda Mapes is an environmental reporter with the Seattle Times . She wanted to tell the story of climate change through the living world, turning "a beautiful living thing" into a kind of historian. The result is the book Witness Tree: Seasons of Change with a Century-Old Oak . It's especially appropriate today, which is Arbor Day.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readLynda Mapes is an environmental reporter with the Seattle Times. She wanted to tell the story of climate change through the living world, turning "a beautiful living thing" into a kind of historian. The result is the book Witness Tree: Seasons of Change with a Century-Old Oak. It's especially appropriate today, which is Arbor Day.
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3 of 3100 days of executive action: Accomplishment or posturing?- 1:21At UN, Tillerson calls for 'painful' North Korea sanctions
- 7:54Effective policy or political theater?
- 42:05Climate change as told by one treeYou’re reading this