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Fall lilac bloom in Pennsylvania raises climate change concerns

Original: A surprise second bloom of Lilacs, for the fall. Between 97% and over 99% of actively publishing climate scientists agre

Gardeners in Pennsylvania are reporting a surprise second bloom of lilacs in the fall, an unusual occurrence being linked to global warming. The observation is being shared alongside the scientific consensus that between 97% and over 99% of actively publishing climate scientists agree human activities cause global warming, turning an odd gardening event into a talking point about changing seasons.

Why now: Unseasonal plant blooming is a visible, relatable sign of a warming climate, prompting discussion of the scientific consensus.

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