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New York firm chosen to design Town Branch project through Lexington

Ky. Voices: Humans contribute to climate change; accept the science to find solutions

Published: July 11, 2012

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A dead tree near the intersection of Shropshire Ave. and Goodloe St. in Lexington, Ky., Friday, July 2, 2012. Arborists say that the drought and heat are having a negative effect on Lexington's trees.

Charles Bertram | StaffBuy Photo

About the authors: This commentary was signed by the following University of Kentucky scientists: Paul Vincelli, Department of Plant Pathology; Mary A. Arthur and Thomas G. Barnes, Department of Foresty; Paul M. Bertsch, Tom Mueller and George J. Wagner, Department of Plant and Soil Sciences: Ricardo T. Bessin and Richardo T. Bessin, Department of Entomology: Jeffrey M. Bewley, Department of Animal Sciences; Dewayne L. Ingram, Department of Horticulture, A. Lee Meyer, Department of Agricultural Economics; Joseph L Taraba, Department of Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering: Alice Turkington, Department of Geography.

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New York firm chosen to design Town Branch project through Lexington

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New York firm chosen to design Town Branch project through Lexington

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