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Washington’s Treasured Cherry Blossoms Prompt Reflection on Local Climate Change

Inside Climate News · By Emma Ricketts · last updated
Over the years, the trees have been blooming earlier and earlier. Does it matter? Yes and no, experts say.

By Emma Ricketts

In the nation’s capital, nothing captures springtime more than swaths of soft pink cherry blossoms slowly emerging from winter’s lifeless trees. 

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