Home Middle Column Plants and trees are growing faster because of rising carbon dioxide levels Middle Column Plants and trees are growing faster because of rising carbon dioxide levels By Marc Morano - April 8, 2009 218 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg . Tagsemissionsscience Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous article‘If sea level rise on the official sea level site are being down graded, how can scientist claim they are accelerating?’Next article‘Severe’ winter in Minnesota means ‘greater portion of deer will die than in past years’ Marc Morano - Advertisment - Search Related Articles Public ClimateBall Climate411 Although a game played on a relatively tiny stage, ClimateBall™ points to fundamental processes, which across the vastly larger global public stage and involving... Read more Aussie Bushfire Madness: Fuel Load Not an Issue, All Climate Change Climate411 Reducing available fuel seems and obvious strategy for fire risk management. But according to the CSIRO, the real culprit is climate change. Read more The Tragedy of the Climate Wars Climate411 Consistently demonizing those who think differently than you makes it harder, if not impossible, to forge alliances. Read more
