Cherry blossoms are proof of a planet going awry: Mark Gongloff

April 24, 2026

, By The Economic Times

Cherry blossoms are proof of a planet going awry: Mark Gongloff

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Earlier this month, a group of climate-change deniers gathered at the Hotel Washington in the US capital to celebrate their takeover of the government. Their conference’s theme was “Climate Realism Rising.”
About a mile away, circling the Tidal Basin next to the National Mall, were thousands of Yoshino cherry trees in declining bloom. The genus to which they belong offers a far different, and far more realistic, version of climate realism.

The Washington cherry blossoms peaked on March 26 this year, not long after the start of the National…

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Cherry blossoms are proof of a planet going awry: Mark Gongloff

April 24, 2026

, Published By The Economic Times

Cherry blossoms are proof of a planet going awry: Mark Gongloff

Earlier this month, a group of climate-change deniers gathered at the Hotel Washington in the US capital to celebrate their takeover of the government. Their conference’s theme was “Climate Realism Rising.”
About a mile away, circling the Tidal Basin next to the National Mall, were thousands of Yoshino cherry trees in declining bloom. The genus to which they belong offers a far different, and far more realistic, version of climate realism.

The Washington cherry blossoms peaked on March 26 this year, not long after the start of the National…

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