Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Increased Atmospheric CO2 Caused Tree Growth Spurt
The attached link to a recent NY Times article discusses an increased level of tree growth in the Chesapeake Bay area directly attributable to the increased level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. Factors, such as soil nutrients and available moisture suggest that this higher level of tree growth may not be sustainable.
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