University of Massachusetts-Amherst researchers have found average annual temperatures in New England have risen faster than the global average. The impacts on outdoor recreation vary: for example, fewer days of snowfall and more frequent tropical storms, but also warmer waters attracting popular sport fish like the black sea bass. Read John Moritz’s story in CT Insider.
Study: Climate change puts outdoor economy in peril
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