Climate change makes cherry trees blossom early — and puts them at risk

The Washington Post·Mar 18

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Climate change is reportedly causing cherry trees to blossom earlier than usual, potentially putting them at risk. This shift is being observed in various locations, including japan, washington dc, and vancouver, with some areas experiencing blossoms as early as january. The early blooms are being seen as a sign of the impact of climate change on these trees.

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