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    Secret lives of trees

    Aug 08, 2021 2 minutes
    by VERONIKA MEDUNA

    uzanne Simard’s work is better known than her name. It inspired award-winning fiction – James Cameron’s sci-fi movie and Richard Powers’ Pulitzer-winning novel – and bestselling non-fiction by nature writers Robert Macfarlane and Peter Wohlleben. But in , Simard finally gets to tell her own story. And with film rights to

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