CO2 decrease cause of Antarctic ice sheet growth in ice age

ENN
Jul 31, 2014, 7:15 am21 pts
Climate modelers from the University of New Hampshire have shown that the most likely explanation for the initiation of Antarctic glaciation during a major climate shift 34 million years ago was decreased carbon dioxide (CO2) levels. The finding counters a 40-year-old theory suggesting massive rearrangements of…

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