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Scientists just captured trees glowing with electricity during storms

Researchers have documented an unprecedented phenomenon of trees emitting faint electrical glows, known as corona discharges, during thunderstorms. This discovery could have implications for understanding the interaction between vegetation and atmospheric electricity, potentially influencing environmental policies related to forest management and climate adaptation strategies.

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