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Takeaways:
- Iceland is trying to bring back the forests razed by the Vikings 1000 years ago.
- After millions of seedlings have been planted each year, forests and shrubs take up six times the surface area, stretching across 2% of Iceland.
- The Icelandic Forest Service is cross-breeding the Siberian larch with a European variety that may be better suited to temperatures warmed by climate change.
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