landmark paper in 2004 describing past mega droughts that extended for hundreds of years. Later work with bristlecone pines tracked 1,100 years of El Nino/La Nina fluctuations. Photo by Paul Krusic"/> landmark paper in 2004 describing past mega droughts that extended for hundreds of years. Later work with bristlecone pines tracked 1,100 years of El Nino/La Nina fluctuations. Photo by Paul Krusic">
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Ed Cook and the Bristlecone Pine

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The Lab’s tree ring work in the U.S. Southwest documents a history of drought. Ed Cook (above) published a landmark paper in 2004 describing past mega droughts that extended for hundreds of years. Later work with the bristlecone pines tracked 1,100 years of El Nino/La Nina fluctuations. Photo by Paul Krusic

The Lab’s tree ring work in the U.S. Southwest documents a history of drought. Ed Cook (above) published a landmark paper in 2004 describing past mega droughts that extended for hundreds of years. Later work with the bristlecone pines tracked 1,100 years of El Nino/La Nina fluctuations. Photo by Paul Krusic

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