Klamath-Siskiyou Study: Protecting old-growth can stave off global warming
By Paul Fattig, Medford Mail Tribune
If global warming occurs in the coming years as many scientists predict, the stands of big mature trees on local public forestlands could help save our bacon. That’s the upshot of a recently released peer-reviewed study of the Klamath-Siskiyou region in southwest Oregon and northwestern California by a University of Central Florida scientist and the Ashland-based Geos Institute. MORE>
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