Ash trees are dying by the thousands in south-central Minnesota. Chainsaws are roaring as government workers struggle to keep up. And tree experts warn that 2025 will be much worse. St.

repeated infections of the fungus will kill the tree. While it does not cause much damage on its native hosts of the Manchurian ash and the Chinese ash, its introduction to Europe about 30 years ago ...

Eventually, repeated infections of the fungus will kill the tree. While it does not cause much damage on its native hosts of the Manchurian ash and the Chinese ash, its introduction to Europe ...

More than 180,000 trees in Northumberland will be lost to a fungal disease that "can't be controlled". The county has around 183,000 ash trees that are at risk from Ash Dieback - a fungal ...

About 183,000 trees in Northumberland will be lost to a fungal disease, a council has warned. Ash dieback could kill 90-95% of European ash trees in Northumberland and the local authority says it ...

The Friends hold monthly work parties. It is widely recognized that Ash dieback is a highly destructive fungal disease that does need to be dealt with, largely by felling infected trees and over the ...

“I hope you don’t mention my band in this article,” Gregg Brooks, the owner of Ash & Olive, said. Apologies, but there’s no way around it—Ashland’s newest restaurateur is also the ...

The study is the first study to tally up national coal ash resources. The researchers estimate that $8.4 billion worth of rare earth elements could be extracted from the accessible supply of coal ash.