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Thousands of people each year flock to cherry blossom festivals around the world. This year, however, these iconic pink trees are blooming early, and scientists believe climate change and urbanization are at fault. Japan and Washington, D.C., are known worldwide for their vibrant cherry blossom festivals. In fact, approximately more than 1.5 million people attend

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