Pedestrians and bicyclists along the Colorado Riverfront Trail in Grand Junction may have noticed something out of the ...

Iran fired 30 ballistic missiles. One of them slammed into Soroka Medical Center, Israel’s largest hospital in the south. A ...

The federal program to use the beetles to chew up tamarisk trees began as an experiment in rural Nevada in 2001 and was approved for more widespread use in 2005, as long as they were at least 200 ...

The Sages bring an insightful teaching about this tamarisk that Abraham plants in Be’er Sheva. While we are not told in the text explicitly why Abraham planted this tree, we do learn that this ...

“A good-sized tamarisk tree has the capacity to drink as much as 200 gallons day … and draw a huge amount of water away from native plants and the water table,” he said.

When the Tamarisk trees were finally removed in 2018, property values in the area rose upwards of 75-100%. Many residents were overjoyed, including Kevin Williams. “I feel like I'm Black and I'm part ...

And when they'd cut the tamarisk trees, the tamarisk tree would just fall in my backyard and damage stuff. So, as time went on, and I started to complain a little bit more.

Premieres Monday, Jan. 22, 2024 at 11 p.m. on KPBS TV / PBS App Local politics, news media, race, class, and gentrification intersect in INDEPENDENT LENS “Racist Trees.” The documentary ...

How can trees be racist? That’s the question explored in a new documentary, “Racist Trees,” about a historically Black neighborhood called the Crossley tract in Palm Springs, Calif., whose ...

Documentary Racist Trees looks at a Palm Springs neighborhood that fights to have nuisance trees removed, getting the attention of Tucker Carlson.

A close-up of tamarisk leaves in St. George, Utah, Feb. 5, which are flammable and can grow in thick groves that pose a significant fire risk.