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Atlanta's Moniker, City of Trees, Focus of New Book (GA)
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Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Aug. 19, 2020
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Atlanta's trees occupy a complicated place in the city's history. Revered, they give the city its identity: "a city in the forest." They are also lopped down with casual abandon by Atlanta developers even as intown neighborhoods rally around them like endangered animals. They feel like benevolent sentinels, until thunderstorms strike and make one simultaneously marvel at their endurance and fear their villainous capacity to destroy.
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