Loss of the UK’s ash trees due to fungal disease may cost £15 billion
6 May 2019
Ash dieback, a fungal disease in the UK’s ash trees, could cost the country nearly £15 billion in clean-up and lost ecosystem benefits like carbon sequestration
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