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1. At this stage, I think most people are aware that the overwhelming scientific evidence indicates that humans have had a direct impact on the climate through the increased emissions of greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide (CO2) and methane.
1. At this stage, I think most people are aware that the overwhelming scientific evidence indicates that humans have had a direct impact on the climate through the increased emissions of greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide (CO2) and methane.
2. Over the last 40 years alone, the concentrations of both CO2 and methane in the atmosphere have increased significantly and have contributed to the observed rise in global air temperatures.
3. Peatlands have played a unique role in regulating the global climate over the last 10,000 years by sequestering (taking up) CO2 from the atmosphere, releasing methane (another carbon gas) back, and storing vast amounts of carbon in the process. Map: @greifswaldmoor
There are a few here that I feel a bit attacked by 👀
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The image is of a series of 12 newspaper doodles with a main headline that reads: Types of Plant Science Papers.
1. Our greenhouse is bigger than yours
2. We took another massive genome apart because no one stopped us
3. we have a big machine - let's use it
1. Our greenhouse is bigger than yours
2. We took another massive genome apart because no one stopped us
3. we have a big machine - let's use it
4. Auxin is at it again
5. Why are there so many copies of this frickin' gene?!
6. We used all our budget to go to the jungle to look at plants
7. We stressed this plant and all we got was more ROS
5. Why are there so many copies of this frickin' gene?!
6. We used all our budget to go to the jungle to look at plants
7. We stressed this plant and all we got was more ROS
