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Karnataka Minister Orders Eucalyptus, Acacia Tree Removal in Bengaluru
Karnataka's Forest Minister has mandated the removal of eucalyptus and acacia trees from research centers and forests in Bengaluru. This decision aims to promote native biodiversity and restore ecological balance. The move has sparked discussions on sustainable forestry practices and the impact of non-native species on local ecosystems.
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