Contributor: Joshua trees survived being loathed. Now they're beloved and at risk
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- Scientists have warned that Joshua trees, once loathed but now beloved, are at risk of functional extinction by 2070 if climate change continues unchecked. This alarming prediction underscores the critical state of these trees, which are emblematic of the ecosystems they inhabit.
- The potential extinction of Joshua trees would not only signify a loss of biodiversity but also reflect broader environmental challenges posed by climate change. Their survival is crucial for maintaining ecological balance and highlights the urgent need for effective climate action to safeguard vulnerable species.
— via World Pulse Now AI Editorial System
