Dying Forests: How Bad Is It, Really?

New York Times: A section of Montana forest largely destroyed by mountain pine beetles. A year ago, I was sitting in a room overlooking the Pacific Ocean with a man named Ralph Keeling. The son of Charles David Keeling, who had discovered the trend of rising carbon dioxide in the atmosphere in the 1950s, Ralph Keeling had become a famous climate scientist in his own right. We had spent two days on the campus of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography talking about his father’s legacy and his own work, and......

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