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NASA scientists have used satellite-mounted laser sensors to map the height of forests worldwide.  Here’s a map of the US from this study.  This study could help scientists track carbon cycles in the world’s forests like never before.  Check the link below for more images!
NASA - First-of-its-Kind Map Depicts Global Forest Heights
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NASA scientists have used satellite-mounted laser sensors to map the height of forests worldwide.  Here’s a map of the US from this study.  This study could help scientists track carbon cycles in the world’s forests like never before.  Check the link below for more images!

NASA - First-of-its-Kind Map Depicts Global Forest Heights

Source: nasa.gov

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    Next week I’ll be spending some time...lovely Upper Michigan under some medium canopy!
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    fascinating. glad i’m in the land of tall trees.
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