When trees die, water slows.

Title
When trees die, water slows.
Abstract
Mountain pine beetle populations have exploded over the past decade due to warmer temperatures and drier summers, and these insects have infected and killed thousands of acres of western pine forests. Researchers have predicted that as trees died, streamflow would increase because fewer trees would take up water through their roots.
Begin Date
2015-12-16
Originator Name
ScienceDaily, 16 December 2015. University of Utah.
Links
www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/12/1512160829m…
Location
Global or not applicable
Keywords
Drought, Evapotransipiration, Forest Health, Forests, Streamflow, Temperature
Resource Type
Website
Resource Owner
Pax

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