Ecosystems Are Getting Greener in the Arctic

ENN
Aug 21, 2018, 1:38 pm283 pts
In recent decades, scientists have noted a surge in Arctic plant growth as a symptom of climate change. But without observations showing exactly when and where vegetation has bloomed as the world’s coldest areas warm, it’s difficult to predict how vegetation will respond to future warming. Now, researchers…

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