Frequent droughts weaken high-altitude Swiss forests, increasing natural hazard risks
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Scientists have found that global warming is causing summer droughts to exceed the tolerance of high-altitude forests in Switzerland. This weakening of forests threatens their ability to protect valley communities from avalanches, rockfalls, landslides, and floods.
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