Early blooming of cherry blossoms concerns climate experts - The
Thousands of people each year flock to cherry blossom festivals around the world. This year, however, these iconic pink trees are blooming early, and scientists believe climate change and urbanization are at fault. Japan and Washington, D.C., are known worldwide for their vibrant cherry blossom festivals. In fact, approximately more than 1.5 million people attend
DC cherry blossoms off to early start, but winter isn't over yet
In Japan, cherry blossom forecasting is a big deal. Warming is making it harder. - The Japan Times
See how surging temperatures rushed a DC cherry tree to an early bloom - Washington Post
The Cherry Blossoms Are Drowning. How Can We Save Them? - Washingtonian
Cherry Blossoms, Climate Change, and Life Beyond 1.5°C - ActionAid USA
Cherry Blossoms' Peak Bloom Is an Indicator of Climate Change - Eos
The Early Blooms of Spring: How Climate Change Impacts Growing Seasons and You
In Kyoto, early-blooming cherry trees bear witness to global warming
The art and science of Japan's cherry blossom forecast
Washington, DC's Cherry Blooms Draw Crowds—and Climate Questions
Japan's early bloom of cherry blossoms sparks concerns amid record heat
Citizen scientists predict cherry blossom peak
Japan records earliest cherry blossom bloom in 1,200 years. Scientists warn it's a symptom of larger climate crisis - Boston News, Weather, Sports
Parts of US see earliest spring conditions on record: 'Climate change playing out in real time', Environment
Flowering into frost: Climate change is 'destroying' Spain's treasured almonds
