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Forest Densification and Pollution Rival Climate in Driving US Tree Demographic Change
Forests play critical roles in biodiversity, climate regulation, and human well-being, yet their responses to simultaneous environmental changes remain poorly understood. Across the United States, forest demographic rates are influenced by climate change, atmospheric pollution trends, and systematic
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