
320 million trees die each year from lightning, and climate change is making it worse | – The Times of India
Every year, lightning kills around 320 million trees across the globe, not with raging wildfires but through direct strikes that often go unseen. The trees don’t always fall dramatically; many die slowly from internal damage, their trunks fried from the inside out. In dense forests, these deaths blend into the background, unnoticed by satellites or…