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As extreme heat becomes more common, encourage farmers and ranchers to plant drought tolerant and native trees for livestock.

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Hazards
Drought
Extreme Heat
Assets
Agriculture and Food Supply
Focus of action
Education

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    • Statewide Summary Report: California's Fourth Climate Change Assessment
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