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Warmer Winters Slow the Growth of Forest GiantsQuicklink Submitted By Daniel Geery No comments
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LONDON—Spring is arriving ever earlier as greenhouse gas levels rise and global temperatures warm, and the northern hemisphere growing season is now two weeks longer than it was in 1900.
But, paradoxically, new research shows that forest giants that once responded to the early spring are beginning to slow down—because they miss the chill.
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