Solving Dubbo's drought-hit, dead, dangerous tree problem

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Updated January 5 2020 - 1:39pm, first published January 2 2020 - 5:00pm
COST OF CLIMATE CHANGE: Dubbo mayor Ben Shields says millions of dollars will need to be spent replacing trees which have died due to drought. Photo: RYAN YOUNG
COST OF CLIMATE CHANGE: Dubbo mayor Ben Shields says millions of dollars will need to be spent replacing trees which have died due to drought. Photo: RYAN YOUNG

An expensive plan to remove and replace "dangerous" dead trees in the Dubbo region will need to be developed for when the drought breaks, mayor Ben Shields says.

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Ryan Young

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