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The maple syrup season is changing

A maple leaf has reached its autumn color. Cool temperatures and rainy weather have been responsible for the increasing color display of the foliage on the state’s hardwood trees.

Robert F. Bukaty/AP

The maple syrup season is changing

A maple leaf has reached its autumn color. Cool temperatures and rainy weather have been responsible for the increasing color display of the foliage on the state’s hardwood trees.

Robert F. Bukaty/AP

The maple syrup season is changing

Nan Buckardt, the Director of Education for the Lake County Forest Preserves, explains the impact climate change could have on the maple syrup industry. Host: Melba Lara; Reporter: Lauren Frost

A maple leaf has reached its autumn color. Cool temperatures and rainy weather have been responsible for the increasing color display of the foliage on the state’s hardwood trees.

Robert F. Bukaty/AP

   

Nan Buckardt, the Director of Education for the Lake County Forest Preserves, explains the impact climate change could have on the maple syrup industry.

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