How urban trees are (also) under threat from climate change


By AGENCY

Urban tree species can be threatened by changes in temperature and annual precipitation rates. Photo: AFP

There's much talk of the importance of preserving tropical, boreal or temperate forests, but less so about the need to protect areas of urban forest.

However, the trees that constitute these zones are also under threat from climate change, reports a new study.

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