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New Paltz, NY, old-growth tree site

As the Lab got going in the 1970s, its scientists began developing tree ring chronologies across North America. On a talus slope near New Paltz, NY, scientists found old, undisturbed hemlock trees that contributed to a 400-year record of drought variability in the Hudson Valley. Photo by Francesco Fiondella

As the Lab got going in the 1970s, its scientists began developing tree ring chronologies across North America. On a talus slope near New Paltz, NY, scientists found old, undisturbed hemlock trees that contributed to a 400-year record of drought variability in the Hudson Valley. Photo by Francesco Fiondella


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