The changing climate—earlier snowmelt, plant blossoming—is good for marmots. They wake up earlier from wintertime slumber, have more kids. That’s probably not the norm. Scientists are just beginning to understand how the accelerated changing of the seasons is rearranging life for animals, birds, flowers—and us.

How will it—the climate morphing affecting every species, all around us—change the lives of children today, and their children? We have a few clues.

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