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NWT forests under stress from insect-caused defoliation, drought and tree mortality: report

A recent report has found that forests in the Northwest Territories are experiencing stress due to insect-caused defoliation, drought, and tree mortality. According to the report, drought and flooding can worsen insect and disease issues, further exacerbating the stress on the forests. The report highlights the cumulative impact of these factors on the health and resilience of NWT forests.

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