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The has reopened to Yosemite National Park [] visitors after a three-year, $40 million restoration initiative to protect the 4-acre grove of giant sequoias—some of which are more than 240 feet tall and 2,000 years old. Gone are the diesel-powered open tour buses and wide paved roads that cut too close to the root systems. More

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