CONTRA COSTA COUNTY RESIDENTS love their trees — that’s probably why the county has an ordinance in place to protect and preserve them. But trees here are being killed by latent pathogens, and climate change is making things worse.
A study funded in part by the East Bay Regional Parks Foundation shows just how climate change-driven drought is affecting trees across the county and the rest of the state.
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