Climate change study finds that maple syrup season may come earlier

ScienceDaily
Sep 20, 2019, 2:53 pm297 pts
Once winter nights dip below freezing and the days warm up above freezing sap begins to flow in sugar maples marking the start of the syrup season. With climate change, daily temperatures are on the rise, which affects sap flow and sugar content. By 2100, the maple syrup season in eastern North America may be…

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