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- Robert Gauthier, Los Angeles Times
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The iconic trees at Joshua Tree National Park are just the latest species to suffer unprecedented losses amid a climate that is growing warmer and drier.
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California’s iconic Joshua trees are just the latest species to suffer unprecedented losses amid a climate that is growing warmer and drier.
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