Warmer climate stresses sugar maple trees

The tree sap used in making maple syrup contains half as much sugar as it did in the 1950s and 1960s in the forests of New England, says National Geographic. “The sugar maple is stressed to the point of decline and many scientists studying this beloved tree believe rising temperatures are the cause.” The syrup… » Read More

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