Sentences with phrase «increased vegetative»
yeah... maybe its time to acknowledge the positive effects of climate change... less death in the winter, longer growing seasons... increased vegetative cover for this good green earth, and stronger, healthier more productive plants.
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Other than possibly slightly higher sea levels, I see a lot of good coming from increased vegetative growth, and more arable land for vegetation to grow in.
# 18: «I see a lot of good coming from increased vegetative growth, and more arable land for vegetation to grow in.»
Not exact matches
Two explanations have been proposed for this striking increase: competitive release due to decline of the island fox (Urocyon littoralis santacruzae) and vegetative recovery due to removal of feral livestock.
This would seem to be inconsistent with the known path of increasing CO2 concentrations in the atmosphere through both the 19th and 20th century, and the associated CO2 - fertilization effect on vegetative growth.
The fundamental flaw in the article is in inducing the reader to believe that it would require tripling the gross vegetative uptake of the entire planet to offset the net carbon atmospheric increase, while using figures for the net vegetative uptake and the gross emissions.
Impact on vegetative growth from increased uptake of CO2 is another.
Query, if CO2 increased terrestrial vegetative growth, does it have an impact on algae growth in the far more important marine ecosystems.
What other environmental effects arise from the increase in vegetative (and possibly algal) growth rates?
This morning the following piece («On CO2, Murdoch misses forest for the trees ``, The Age) appeared in Australia indicating that the effects of vegetative greening are offset by increases in atmospheric CO2, ergo Mr. Murdoch, who tweeted the article, had overreached by pointing out this piece of the scientific puzzle.
Vegetative cover on earth has increased by 7 % recently — how much additional CO2 will this draw out of the atmosphere?
Global vegetative drought increasing?