"Climate Change Impacts D.C.'s Beloved Cherry Blossoms: Stumpy's Final Bloom"
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Washington, D.C.'s annual peak bloom event for its iconic cherry trees around the Tidal Basin marked the final bloom for 158 of the trees this year. The beloved cherry tree named Stumpy will see its last peak bloom, raising awareness about the impact of environmental changes and the need for conservation efforts.
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