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Fighting fire with forest: Saint John plants trees to safeguard drinking water supply

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As wildfire risk grows with hotter, drier summers, Saint John is turning to trees to provide frontline protection for its drinking water — by cutting down trees in high-risk areas and planting more resilient native species.

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Fighting fire with forest: Saint John plants trees to safeguard drinking water supply

As wildfire risk grows with hotter, drier summers, Saint John is turning to trees to provide frontline protection for its drinking water — by cutting down trees in high-risk areas and planting more resilient native species.

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