A wet spring paired with a historically dry summer led to the loss of 80 to 90 per cent of the roughly 1,300 seedlings Gerald Redmond planted at his Christmas tree farm in May.

According to The Conversation, this is because a cognitive mechanism is triggered that is known as "hostile attribution bias.

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