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Alsace. The Forest of Scherwiller Becomes a Field of Ruins, Never Seen in the Region

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In record time, 150 hectares of forest have dried on their feet, especially the pine trees. Although the findings of declines have become the norm in the French forest, such massive, sudden, inevitable and unexpected rusting is unprecedented in the region. On the Ortenberg, now grows a field of ruins.
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In record time, 150 hectares of forest have dried on their feet, especially the pine trees. Although the findings of declines have become the norm in the French forest, such massive, sudden, inevitable and unexpected rusting is unprecedented in the region. On the Ortenberg, now grows a field of ruins.

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dna.fr broke the news on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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