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Lead researcher Alex McCarrel says changes in climate can disrupt berry development because a berry plant’s life cycle is precisely tuned to its environment. In Southeast Alaska, and across the state, climate change is bringing more rainfall, less winter snowfall and hotter temperatures. According to the project’s lead researcher Alex McCarrel, those changes disrupt berries development.
At this, you know, from a bird's eye view? >> reporter: it will only get worse, sadly. the bathtub ring around lake mead which keeps los angeles and other western people alive is taller than the statue of liberty now. at its lowest all time point. asking californians to conserve by 25% voluntarily. where we get into these long drawn out sudden disasters can pull communities together. drought and famine is where you look at your neighbor where did you get that water. who gets that water. communities, farmers, endangered species. that will get more intense as this drags on and that leads to fire...