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Heat and drought in British Columbia are stressing trees, risking branch breakage and falls.
Heat and drought are weakening trees in British Columbia, making them more likely to break branches or fall.
This is especially true for urban trees, which face more sun exposure and soil compaction.
The stress reduces the trees' defenses against insects and diseases, leading to rot and potential collapse.
Experts caution that predicting which trees might fall is difficult, advising caution around trees showing signs of distress.
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El calor y la sequía en la Columbia Británica están estresando a los árboles, poniendo en riesgo la rotura de las ramas y las caídas.