Environment
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Air Bubbles Preserved in Antarctic Ice Highlights the Possible Cause of Low Oxygen Level
An unidentified culprit has been the cause of oxygen declines in our atmosphere for not less than 800,000 years. After analyzing the air bubbles stored in Antarctic ice for about 1.5 million years the likely suspect was caught. In the late Pleistocene, oxygen levels started to decline significantly, and it seems that glaciers may have been a factor, as per researchers.
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