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Witness Tree: Seasons of Change with a Century-Old Oak TC_Bestseller these anti-sentimental poems nevertheless celebrateSeasonal changes in nature are among the most readily observable clues to the biological effects of climate change. It came to me, writes acclaimed environment reporter Lynda Mapes, You could tell the story of climate changeand morethrough a single, beloved, living thing: a tree. Mapes chronicles her yearlong quest to understand a wizened witness to our world: a red oak, over one hundred years old, in the Harvard Forest. A tree that has seen it all,