Past Global Photosynthesis Reacted Quickly to More Carbon in the Air

ENN
Mar 14, 2022, 6:12 pm361 pts
Ice cores allow climate researchers to look 800,000 years back in time: atmospheric carbon acts as fertilizer, increasing biological production.

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