Japan: Earliest Cherry Blossom Season Peak on Record 'Likely Caused' By Climate Change

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By Deutsche WelleMar 30, 2021, 1:48 pm509 ptsHot
By Richard Connor Japanese cherry blossom lovers have been seeing their favorite time of year come ever earlier in recent times, with 2021 proving to be a record year. The nation's favorite flower, called "sakura" — at one time very much an April phenomenon — has started to burst into bloom regularly in…

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