Plants are responding to rising levels of carbon dioxide by performing more photosynthesis and using water more efficiently.
Symbiotic Relationships & The Circle of Life
Amazon Forest as a Source of Carbon Dioxide
Forest Canopy & Climate
Amazon Forest as a Source of Carbon Dioxide
Coastal Carbon Sink
A new report put out by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) demonstrates that coastal marine environments are highly efficient at sequestering carbon, so are vitally important to protect.
It’s a common assumption that plants grow best in clear sunny weather, but scientists say this isn’t always the case. Research has shown that forests and crops can also thrive in hazy conditions because can enhance photosynthesis.
