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Strategically Placing Trees Can Cut Hurricane Damage to Homes in Half

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The strategic placement of trees in front of residential properties can act as protection and reduce the force of powerful winds that threaten homes during hurricanes, according to a study conducted by Florida International University (FIU).

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Strategically Placing Trees Can Cut Hurricane Damage to Homes in Half

The strategic placement of trees in front of residential properties can act as protection and reduce the force of powerful winds that threaten homes during hurricanes, according to a study conducted by Florida International University (FIU).

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Islander News broke the news on Saturday, July 11, 2026.
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