The romance of cherries and fog

By Michael Fitzgerald | Published: September 27, 2012 | Leave a comment

The cherry crop is declining because climate change is warming away the “chilling hours” cherry trees need, California Watch reports. This change in the weather includes fewer foggy days.

How many conservative farmers are global warming deniers?Fox_News_Global_Warming

But the Fresno Bee reports farmers are begrudgingly facing reality.

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