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Jun 22, 2019

Living on Earth: Beyond the Headlines

Peter Dykstra and Steve Curwood dive beyond the headlines to note the fall of an iconic Monterey Cypress tree in San Diego, California, which was said to have inspired Dr. Seuss's Truffula trees in "The Lorax".

 Peter Dykstra
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