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New England's 1816 'Mackerel Year' and climate change today
Phys.Org As volcanic winter settled on much of the Northern Hemisphere, crops failed, livestock died and famine swept over many lands. In New England, crop yields may have fallen by 90 percent. The researchers found that 1816 was also called "the mackerel year ... Mount Tambora eruption devastated fisheries in Maine |
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