The impacts of increasing drought on forest dynamics, structure, and biodiversity in the United States
James S. Clark(Plymouth Marine Laboratory), Niklaus E. Zimmermann(Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research), Louis R. Iverson(Northern Research Station), Christopher W. Woodall(US Forest Service), Kristen M. Waring(Northern Arizona University), Anthony W. D’Amato(University of Vermont), Don C. Bragg(Southern Research Station), David L. Peterson(Northern Research Station), Craig D. Allen(University of Nebraska–Lincoln), Stephen T. Jackson(United States Geological Survey), Inés Ibáñez(University of Michigan), Neil Pederson(Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center), Mark W. Schwartz(Environmental Protection Agency), Frank W. Davis(University of California, Santa Barbara), Stephen N. Matthews(The Ohio State University), Michelle H. Hersh(Sarah Lawrence College), David M. Bell(Pacific Northwest Research Station)
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