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“Howdy, Tim,” writes commenter Dave S. “I saw this article in my local fishwrap yesterday. Apparently global warming is uglifying the formerly awesome prettiness of Vermont fall foliage: ‘Forested hillsides usually riotous with reds, oranges and yellows have shown their colors only grudgingly in recent years …’
“It doesn’t say how they know this – arboreal spectral analysis? – but I’ve attached a quick snapshot from my back porch in Maine, 150 miles east of the global warming ravaged hellhole of Vermont. Note the riotous-yet-grudging reds, oranges and yellows of the neighborhood trees …
“Cheers, Dave.”
Posted by Tim B. on 10/22/2007 at 12:08 PM
