Thursday, November 19, 2009

Ok, so now the science isn't settled?

Western forests respond to climate change | CEJournal
It turns out that as the growing season in the Colorado Rockies has grown longer as a result of climate change, growth of trees in the forests has actually slowed down.
Study: Warmer temperatures make high-elevation trees grow faster
A study of long-lived pine trees at high altitudes concludes that the trees are growing faster, and higher temperatures are the likely cause.

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