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Gabriel Popkin

Gabriel Popkin

Gabriel Popkin is a journalist based in Mount Rainier, Maryland.

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Dismay greets end of U.S. effort to curb devastating forest pest

By Gabriel PopkinJan. 8, 2021
Dismay greets end of U.S. effort to curb devastating forest pest

Jan. 8, 2021
Podcast: The uncertain future of North America’s ash trees, and organizing robot swarms

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Can an ambitious breeding effort save North America’s ash trees?

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Sizing up a green carbon sink

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Plant trees or let forests regrow? New studies probe two ways to fight climate change

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Deadly imports: In one U.S. forest, 25% of tree loss caused by foreign pests and disease

By Gabriel PopkinMay. 12, 2020
Can ‘sentinel trees’ warn of devastating pests?

By Gabriel PopkinMar. 27, 2020
Scientists plant ‘sentinel trees’ to warn of devastating pests

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In effort to save hemlocks, a rare glimpse of hope

By Gabriel PopkinJan. 17, 2020
Aphid-munching beetle could help save hemlock forests

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