Greening Korea: Early Jangma?


 Greening Korea: Early Jangma?


Full video at YouTube: youtu.be/ObSjEguc2Oo via @YouTube. 


#globalwarming #ClimateChange #Korea. 


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It’s very rainy today in S Korea. But the traditional pattern is that the big rains start in the June, during Jangma. In short: the climate in NE Asia is changing.

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