[Graphic News] Fall delayed by climate change

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[Graphic News] Fall delayed by climate change

Sept. 2, 2013 - 21:46 By Korea Herald

A study by the Korean Meteorological Agency has found that the average start of autumn was Sept. 26 for Seoul in the 2000s, seven days later than in the 1970s. The KMA attributed the change to global warming and urbanization.

Korea Herald

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