Climate remains an important driver of post‐European vegetation change in the eastern United States
Neil Pederson(Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center), John W. Williams(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Darío Martin‐Benito(Center for International Forestry Research), Louis R. Iverson(Northern Research Station), Ryan W. McEwan(University of Dayton), David J. Mladenoff(University of Wisconsin–Madison), David Goldblum(Northern Illinois University), Anthony W. D’Amato(University of Vermont), Bryan N. Shuman(University of Wyoming), Justin L. Hart(University of Alabama), Stephen T. Jackson(United States Geological Survey), James M. Dyer(Ohio University), Amy Hessl(West Virginia University), Brian C. McCarthy(Ohio University), Albert J. Parker(University of Georgia), David R. Foster(Purdue University West Lafayette)
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