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As coastal woodlands as succumb to saltwater, scientists study the causes and the pace

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It’s safe to say that Tree No. 160 won’t be standing for much longer.

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As coastal woodlands as succumb to saltwater, scientists study the causes and the pace

It’s safe to say that Tree No. 160 won’t be standing for much longer.

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As coastal woodlands as succumb to saltwater, scientists study the causes and the pace

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