New paper finds Amazon resilient to climate change due to CO2 fertilization — Published in the journal Nature

‘The boost to growth from CO2, the main gas from burning fossil fuels blamed for causing climate change, was likely to exceed damaging effects of rising temperatures this century such as drought’

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New paper finds Amazon resilient to climate change due to CO2 fertilization — Published in the journal Nature

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