A new study, analyzing a 3,375-year-old log that remained remarkable preserved in clay soil, found that the old piece of Eastern red cedar lost less than 5 percent of its carbon dioxide.

The concept is grounded in the discovery of a remarkably well-preserved 3,775-year-old Eastern red cedar log buried in clay soil in Quebec, Canada. The method revolves around burying wood in ...

Dry conditions, high winds, and one Oklahoma tree have fanned the flames. Q: How does the Eastern Red Cedar affect communities? A: The water off Arcadia Lake has been the antidote to nature's ...

This week, we meet Eastern red cedar or Juniperus virginiana, one of the most common coniferous trees in Indiana. This evergreen tree, also known as aromatic cedar, is unique in that it has both scale ...

Oklahoma lawmakers are pushing to expand efforts to remove Eastern Red Cedar trees, a highly flammable species that has contributed to the state’s growing wildfire crisis. House Bill 2162 ...

Over the years, red cedar trees have spread rapidly across Oklahoma, posing a significant fire hazard. The trees contain oils ...