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Droughts killed more than 12 million trees in Mississippi and no one has the money to cut them down

Timber farmers are expected to lose $96 million after droughts killed more than 12 million pine trees in Mississippi.

By: Business Insider

Apr 05 2024
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Droughts killed more than 12 million trees in Mississippi and no one has the money to cut them down

Pine trees line a forest in rural Mississippi where droughts killed more than 12 million pines.Getty Images

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Droughts killed more than 12 million trees in Mississippi and no one has the money to cut them down

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