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Ranking America’s urban forests
American Forests recently announced its ten best cities for urban forests for 2013. The top ten, out of theĀ 50 largest cities in the nation are listed in alphabetical order below (weblinks to each winner’s results are provided): Austin Charlotte … Continue reading
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