Autumn Ending Later in Northern Hemisphere, Research Shows
On average, the end of autumn is taking place later in the year and spring is starting slightly earlier, according to research. A team of researchers examined satellite imagery covering the northern hemisphere over a 25 year period (1982 - 2006), and looked for any seasonal changes in vegetation by making a measure of its 'greenness'. They examined in detail, at daily intervals, the growth cycle of the vegetation - identifying physical changes such as leaf cover, color and growth.
Autumn Ending Later in Northern Hemisphere, Research Shows
Northern Hemisphere? In certain northern countries, now in April was colder than "usual" reaching tempts as low as 0 C. in the mountains or 5 C in the cities! "Normally" during spring is really hot. "Changes to the carbon cycle” are just an elegant term to convince people. I think Atkinson is over-enthusiastic about something that is just "politically" accepted. 25 years of study is nothing to conclude that is a modern "climate change" I consider is just a cycle that was repeated over the geological years and eras. The whole research shows the blind enthusiasm that any high school student can have.
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