Photo credit: Science Daily
The implications of plants needing less water with more carbon dioxide in the environment changes assumptions of climate change impacts on agriculture, water resources, wildfire risk, and plant growth, say scientists.
Credit: © yommy / Fotolia
Climate change has less impact on drought than previously expected
Source: University of California – Irvine
Summary: As a multiyear drought grinds on in the Southwestern United States, many wonder about the impact of global climate change on more frequent and longer dry spells. As humans emit more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, how will water supply for people, farms, and forests be affected?
Read the full article: Science Daily
Advertisements
Share this:
