Nutritional quality of food crops decreases as CO2 levels rise

ENN
Apr 7, 2014, 9:02 am34 pts
A field test has demonstrated for the first time that elevated levels of carbon dioxide restrict plants' ability to transform nitrate into proteins, indicating that the nutritional quality of food crops is at risk as climate change intensifies.

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