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Cranking Up the Carbon: Researchers Expose a Forest to Our Future's Conditions
A new facility is being launched that will expose natural woodland to raised carbon dioxide levels, simulating conditions expected in the near future. This research is expected to give conversationalists and policy makers a look at future troubles the world's forests will face.
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