Gene editing could revive a nearly lost tree. Not everyone is on board.

The Washington Post·Aug 30

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Gene editing technology may be used to revive a nearly lost tree species. The use of gene editing to save species on the brink of extinction is being considered, although opinions on the matter are mixed. Some outlets are discussing the possibility of reviving extinct species, including plants, while others are expressing caution about the idea.

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