Rural Alabama Spot a Candidate Site for Observatory Network to Detect Climate Change Impacts

By Chris Bryant

A remote spot within the Talladega National Forest could serve as one of 20 locations nationally that will detect the ecological impacts of climate change.

Each site, instrumented with sophisticated sensors, is part of a first-of-itskind observatory network designed to measure changes in climate, land use, invasive species and infectious diseases at the continental scale.

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