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CO2 Science. Amplitude of the atmosphere's seasonal CO 2 cycle. Each spring, when the Northern Hemisphere's vegetation awakens from the dormancy of winter and begins to grow again, it removes enough carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to reduce the air's CO 2 content by several parts per million. Then, in the fall, when much of thisvegetation
CO2 SCIENCE
As may be seen from this figure, it portrays an extremely wide range of pH reduction values, the greatest of which corresponds to an increase in the atmosphere's CO2 concentration in excess of 100,000 ppm, which is a couple orders of magnitude greater than what anyone is expecting will ever occur. Hence, in what follows in Figure 2, we have highlighted (in grey) the vast bulk of this pHCO2 SCIENCE
Centennial-scale Holocene climate variability revealed by a high-resolution speleothem ð 18 O record from SW Ireland. Science 294: 1328-1331. Niggemann, S., Mangini, A., Richter, D.K. and Wurth, G. 2003. A paleoclimate record of the last 17,600 years in stalagmites from the B7 cave, Sauerland, Germany.CO2 SCIENCE
Nearly all agricultural plants benefit from increases in the air's CO2 content and strawberry (Fragaria x ananassa) is no exception.The Plant Growth Database of CO2 Science, for example, presents 30 individual experimental results from peer-reviewed studies, demonstrating the fact that elevated CO2 enhances rates of photosynthesis and biomass production in this important agricultural speciesCO2 SCIENCE
Clearly, one should not believe what we at CO 2 Science or anyone else says about carbon dioxide and global change without carefully examining the reasoning behind, and the evidence for, our and their declarations, which makes questions about funding rather moot. It is self-evident, for example, that one need not know from whence aperson's or
CO GLOBAL WARMING AND CORAL REEFS: PROSPECTS FOR THE … CO 2, GLOBAL WARMING AND CORAL REEFS: PROSPECTS FOR THE FUTURE . by . Dr. Craig D. Idso . for . Center for the Study of Carbon Dioxide and Global Change . P.O. Box 25697 .CO2 SCIENCE
Coccolithophores are single-celled algae and protists that are found throughout the surface euphotic zones of the world's oceans. They contain chlorophyll, conduct photosynthesis and possess special plates or scales known as coccoliths, which they create via the process ofcalcification.
ESTIMATES OF GLOBAL FOOD PRODUCTION IN THE YEAR 2050 Center for the Study of Carbon Dioxide and Global Change © 2011, www.co2science.org. Estimates of Global Food Production in the Year 2050: Will We Produce Enough to THE MANY BENEFITS OF ATMOSPHERIC CO2 ENRICHMENT 5 11. Diseases of Plants – There are a number of CO 2-induced changes in physiology, anatomy and morphology that enhance plant resistance to disease at elevated atmospheric CO 2 concentrations; and in some cases, these benefits completely counterbalance the negative CO2 SCIENCEHOMEABOUT USEDUCATION CENTERVIDEOSSUBJECT INDEXDATA On effects of increasing atmospheric CO2 levels on the biosphere, with emphasis on studies that suggest a beneficial impact from rising C02. Also educational materials describing how to conduct CO2 enrichment and depletion experiments on plants, and weekly data from currentexperiments by
CO2 SCIENCE
CO2 Science. Amplitude of the atmosphere's seasonal CO 2 cycle. Each spring, when the Northern Hemisphere's vegetation awakens from the dormancy of winter and begins to grow again, it removes enough carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to reduce the air's CO 2 content by several parts per million. Then, in the fall, when much of thisvegetation
CO2 SCIENCE
As may be seen from this figure, it portrays an extremely wide range of pH reduction values, the greatest of which corresponds to an increase in the atmosphere's CO2 concentration in excess of 100,000 ppm, which is a couple orders of magnitude greater than what anyone is expecting will ever occur. Hence, in what follows in Figure 2, we have highlighted (in grey) the vast bulk of this pHCO2 SCIENCE
Centennial-scale Holocene climate variability revealed by a high-resolution speleothem ð 18 O record from SW Ireland. Science 294: 1328-1331. Niggemann, S., Mangini, A., Richter, D.K. and Wurth, G. 2003. A paleoclimate record of the last 17,600 years in stalagmites from the B7 cave, Sauerland, Germany.CO2 SCIENCE
Nearly all agricultural plants benefit from increases in the air's CO2 content and strawberry (Fragaria x ananassa) is no exception.The Plant Growth Database of CO2 Science, for example, presents 30 individual experimental results from peer-reviewed studies, demonstrating the fact that elevated CO2 enhances rates of photosynthesis and biomass production in this important agricultural speciesCO2 SCIENCE
Clearly, one should not believe what we at CO 2 Science or anyone else says about carbon dioxide and global change without carefully examining the reasoning behind, and the evidence for, our and their declarations, which makes questions about funding rather moot. It is self-evident, for example, that one need not know from whence aperson's or
CO GLOBAL WARMING AND CORAL REEFS: PROSPECTS FOR THE … CO 2, GLOBAL WARMING AND CORAL REEFS: PROSPECTS FOR THE FUTURE . by . Dr. Craig D. Idso . for . Center for the Study of Carbon Dioxide and Global Change . P.O. Box 25697 .CO2 SCIENCE
Coccolithophores are single-celled algae and protists that are found throughout the surface euphotic zones of the world's oceans. They contain chlorophyll, conduct photosynthesis and possess special plates or scales known as coccoliths, which they create via the process ofcalcification.
ESTIMATES OF GLOBAL FOOD PRODUCTION IN THE YEAR 2050 Center for the Study of Carbon Dioxide and Global Change © 2011, www.co2science.org. Estimates of Global Food Production in the Year 2050: Will We Produce Enough to THE MANY BENEFITS OF ATMOSPHERIC CO2 ENRICHMENT 5 11. Diseases of Plants – There are a number of CO 2-induced changes in physiology, anatomy and morphology that enhance plant resistance to disease at elevated atmospheric CO 2 concentrations; and in some cases, these benefits completely counterbalance the negative CO GLOBAL WARMING AND CORAL REEFS: PROSPECTS FOR THE FUTURE CO 2, GLOBAL WARMING AND CORAL REEFS: PROSPECTS FOR THE FUTURE . by . Dr. Craig D. Idso . for . Center for the Study of Carbon Dioxide and Global Change . P.O. Box 25697 .CO2 SCIENCE
A number of recent studies suggest that these imagined threats are just that - imagined - and that, if anything, earth's increasing atmospheric CO 2 concentration will probably be beneficial to biodiversity, increasing the niche security of nearly all the planet's many different life forms. With respect to the first of the biodiversity worriesCO2 SCIENCE
Plant growth responses to atmospheric CO2 enrichment are presented in tabular form as in the table below for rice. Each table begins with an abbreviated reference followed by a brief description of the experimental growing conditions and the percent increase in plant growth due to a 300, 600 or 900 ppm increase in the air's CO2 concentration. Full reference citations to each experiment can beCO2 SCIENCE
Shortly thereafter, based on data obtained from hundreds of moisture-sensitive Scots pine tree-ring records originating in Finland, and using regional curve standardization (RCS) procedures, Helama et al. (2009) developed what they described as "the first European dendroclimatic precipitation reconstruction," which "covers the classical climatic periods of the Little Ice Age (LIA), theCO2 SCIENCE
CO2 Science. Carbon Sequestration (Forests) - Summary. As the CO 2 content of the air continues to rise, nearly all of earth's plants, including various forest ecosystems, will respond by increasing their photosynthetic rates and producing more biomass. These phenomena will allow long-lived perennial species characteristic of forest ecosystemsCO2 SCIENCE
CO2 Science. Microorganisms -- Summary. Plants grown in CO 2 -enriched atmospheres nearly always exhibit increased photosynthetic rates and biomass production. Due to this productivity enhancement, more plant material is typically added to soils from root growth, turnover and exudation, as well as from leaves and stems following their ESTIMATES OF GLOBAL FOOD PRODUCTION IN THE YEAR 2050 Center for the Study of Carbon Dioxide and Global Change © 2011, www.co2science.org. Estimates of Global Food Production in the Year 2050: Will We Produce Enough to THE MANY BENEFITS OF ATMOSPHERIC CO2 ENRICHMENT 5 11. Diseases of Plants – There are a number of CO 2-induced changes in physiology, anatomy and morphology that enhance plant resistance to disease at elevated atmospheric CO 2 concentrations; and in some cases, these benefits completely counterbalance the negativeCO2 SCIENCE
CO2 Science. Glacial-Interglacial Climate Cycles -- Summary. Throughout earth's geologic history, major ice ages have occurred over and over again, with ten of them affecting the planet in the past one million years and another ten in the million or so years before that. Each one persists for about 90,000 years, after which it is followedby an
CO2 SCIENCE
As the air's CO2 content continues to rise, nearly all plants will respond by reducing their leaf stomatal apertures, through which water vapor exiting the leaf and carbon dioxide entering the leaf diffuse during transpiration and photosynthesis, respectively. This phenomenon typically leads to an increase in water use efficiency at elevated CO2 concentrations, because with more CO2 in the air CO2 SCIENCEHOMEABOUT USEDUCATION CENTERVIDEOSSUBJECT INDEXDATA On effects of increasing atmospheric CO2 levels on the biosphere, with emphasis on studies that suggest a beneficial impact from rising C02. Also educational materials describing how to conduct CO2 enrichment and depletion experiments on plants, and weekly data from currentexperiments by
CO2 SCIENCE
CO2 Science. Amplitude of the atmosphere's seasonal CO 2 cycle. Each spring, when the Northern Hemisphere's vegetation awakens from the dormancy of winter and begins to grow again, it removes enough carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to reduce the air's CO 2 content by several parts per million. Then, in the fall, when much of thisvegetation
CO2 SCIENCE
As may be seen from this figure, it portrays an extremely wide range of pH reduction values, the greatest of which corresponds to an increase in the atmosphere's CO2 concentration in excess of 100,000 ppm, which is a couple orders of magnitude greater than what anyone is expecting will ever occur. Hence, in what follows in Figure 2, we have highlighted (in grey) the vast bulk of this pHCO2 SCIENCE
Centennial-scale Holocene climate variability revealed by a high-resolution speleothem ð 18 O record from SW Ireland. Science 294: 1328-1331. Niggemann, S., Mangini, A., Richter, D.K. and Wurth, G. 2003. A paleoclimate record of the last 17,600 years in stalagmites from the B7 cave, Sauerland, Germany.CO2 SCIENCE
Nearly all agricultural plants benefit from increases in the air's CO2 content and strawberry (Fragaria x ananassa) is no exception.The Plant Growth Database of CO2 Science, for example, presents 30 individual experimental results from peer-reviewed studies, demonstrating the fact that elevated CO2 enhances rates of photosynthesis and biomass production in this important agricultural speciesCO2 SCIENCE
Clearly, one should not believe what we at CO 2 Science or anyone else says about carbon dioxide and global change without carefully examining the reasoning behind, and the evidence for, our and their declarations, which makes questions about funding rather moot. It is self-evident, for example, that one need not know from whence aperson's or
CO GLOBAL WARMING AND CORAL REEFS: PROSPECTS FOR THE … CO 2, GLOBAL WARMING AND CORAL REEFS: PROSPECTS FOR THE FUTURE . by . Dr. Craig D. Idso . for . Center for the Study of Carbon Dioxide and Global Change . P.O. Box 25697 .CO2 SCIENCE
Coccolithophores are single-celled algae and protists that are found throughout the surface euphotic zones of the world's oceans. They contain chlorophyll, conduct photosynthesis and possess special plates or scales known as coccoliths, which they create via the process ofcalcification.
ESTIMATES OF GLOBAL FOOD PRODUCTION IN THE YEAR 2050 Center for the Study of Carbon Dioxide and Global Change © 2011, www.co2science.org. Estimates of Global Food Production in the Year 2050: Will We Produce Enough to THE MANY BENEFITS OF ATMOSPHERIC CO2 ENRICHMENT 5 11. Diseases of Plants – There are a number of CO 2-induced changes in physiology, anatomy and morphology that enhance plant resistance to disease at elevated atmospheric CO 2 concentrations; and in some cases, these benefits completely counterbalance the negative CO2 SCIENCEHOMEABOUT USEDUCATION CENTERVIDEOSSUBJECT INDEXDATA On effects of increasing atmospheric CO2 levels on the biosphere, with emphasis on studies that suggest a beneficial impact from rising C02. Also educational materials describing how to conduct CO2 enrichment and depletion experiments on plants, and weekly data from currentexperiments by
CO2 SCIENCE
CO2 Science. Amplitude of the atmosphere's seasonal CO 2 cycle. Each spring, when the Northern Hemisphere's vegetation awakens from the dormancy of winter and begins to grow again, it removes enough carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to reduce the air's CO 2 content by several parts per million. Then, in the fall, when much of thisvegetation
CO2 SCIENCE
As may be seen from this figure, it portrays an extremely wide range of pH reduction values, the greatest of which corresponds to an increase in the atmosphere's CO2 concentration in excess of 100,000 ppm, which is a couple orders of magnitude greater than what anyone is expecting will ever occur. Hence, in what follows in Figure 2, we have highlighted (in grey) the vast bulk of this pHCO2 SCIENCE
Centennial-scale Holocene climate variability revealed by a high-resolution speleothem ð 18 O record from SW Ireland. Science 294: 1328-1331. Niggemann, S., Mangini, A., Richter, D.K. and Wurth, G. 2003. A paleoclimate record of the last 17,600 years in stalagmites from the B7 cave, Sauerland, Germany.CO2 SCIENCE
Nearly all agricultural plants benefit from increases in the air's CO2 content and strawberry (Fragaria x ananassa) is no exception.The Plant Growth Database of CO2 Science, for example, presents 30 individual experimental results from peer-reviewed studies, demonstrating the fact that elevated CO2 enhances rates of photosynthesis and biomass production in this important agricultural speciesCO2 SCIENCE
Clearly, one should not believe what we at CO 2 Science or anyone else says about carbon dioxide and global change without carefully examining the reasoning behind, and the evidence for, our and their declarations, which makes questions about funding rather moot. It is self-evident, for example, that one need not know from whence aperson's or
CO GLOBAL WARMING AND CORAL REEFS: PROSPECTS FOR THE … CO 2, GLOBAL WARMING AND CORAL REEFS: PROSPECTS FOR THE FUTURE . by . Dr. Craig D. Idso . for . Center for the Study of Carbon Dioxide and Global Change . P.O. Box 25697 .CO2 SCIENCE
Coccolithophores are single-celled algae and protists that are found throughout the surface euphotic zones of the world's oceans. They contain chlorophyll, conduct photosynthesis and possess special plates or scales known as coccoliths, which they create via the process ofcalcification.
ESTIMATES OF GLOBAL FOOD PRODUCTION IN THE YEAR 2050 Center for the Study of Carbon Dioxide and Global Change © 2011, www.co2science.org. Estimates of Global Food Production in the Year 2050: Will We Produce Enough to THE MANY BENEFITS OF ATMOSPHERIC CO2 ENRICHMENT 5 11. Diseases of Plants – There are a number of CO 2-induced changes in physiology, anatomy and morphology that enhance plant resistance to disease at elevated atmospheric CO 2 concentrations; and in some cases, these benefits completely counterbalance the negative CO GLOBAL WARMING AND CORAL REEFS: PROSPECTS FOR THE FUTURE CO 2, GLOBAL WARMING AND CORAL REEFS: PROSPECTS FOR THE FUTURE . by . Dr. Craig D. Idso . for . Center for the Study of Carbon Dioxide and Global Change . P.O. Box 25697 .CO2 SCIENCE
A number of recent studies suggest that these imagined threats are just that - imagined - and that, if anything, earth's increasing atmospheric CO 2 concentration will probably be beneficial to biodiversity, increasing the niche security of nearly all the planet's many different life forms. With respect to the first of the biodiversity worriesCO2 SCIENCE
Plant growth responses to atmospheric CO2 enrichment are presented in tabular form as in the table below for rice. Each table begins with an abbreviated reference followed by a brief description of the experimental growing conditions and the percent increase in plant growth due to a 300, 600 or 900 ppm increase in the air's CO2 concentration. Full reference citations to each experiment can beCO2 SCIENCE
Shortly thereafter, based on data obtained from hundreds of moisture-sensitive Scots pine tree-ring records originating in Finland, and using regional curve standardization (RCS) procedures, Helama et al. (2009) developed what they described as "the first European dendroclimatic precipitation reconstruction," which "covers the classical climatic periods of the Little Ice Age (LIA), theCO2 SCIENCE
CO2 Science. Carbon Sequestration (Forests) - Summary. As the CO 2 content of the air continues to rise, nearly all of earth's plants, including various forest ecosystems, will respond by increasing their photosynthetic rates and producing more biomass. These phenomena will allow long-lived perennial species characteristic of forest ecosystemsCO2 SCIENCE
CO2 Science. Microorganisms -- Summary. Plants grown in CO 2 -enriched atmospheres nearly always exhibit increased photosynthetic rates and biomass production. Due to this productivity enhancement, more plant material is typically added to soils from root growth, turnover and exudation, as well as from leaves and stems following their ESTIMATES OF GLOBAL FOOD PRODUCTION IN THE YEAR 2050 Center for the Study of Carbon Dioxide and Global Change © 2011, www.co2science.org. Estimates of Global Food Production in the Year 2050: Will We Produce Enough to THE MANY BENEFITS OF ATMOSPHERIC CO2 ENRICHMENT 5 11. Diseases of Plants – There are a number of CO 2-induced changes in physiology, anatomy and morphology that enhance plant resistance to disease at elevated atmospheric CO 2 concentrations; and in some cases, these benefits completely counterbalance the negativeCO2 SCIENCE
CO2 Science. Glacial-Interglacial Climate Cycles -- Summary. Throughout earth's geologic history, major ice ages have occurred over and over again, with ten of them affecting the planet in the past one million years and another ten in the million or so years before that. Each one persists for about 90,000 years, after which it is followedby an
CO2 SCIENCE
As the air's CO2 content continues to rise, nearly all plants will respond by reducing their leaf stomatal apertures, through which water vapor exiting the leaf and carbon dioxide entering the leaf diffuse during transpiration and photosynthesis, respectively. This phenomenon typically leads to an increase in water use efficiency at elevated CO2 concentrations, because with more CO2 in the air CO2 SCIENCEHOMEABOUT USEDUCATION CENTERVIDEOSSUBJECT INDEXDATA On effects of increasing atmospheric CO2 levels on the biosphere, with emphasis on studies that suggest a beneficial impact from rising C02. Also educational materials describing how to conduct CO2 enrichment and depletion experiments on plants, and weekly data from currentexperiments by
CO2 SCIENCE
CO2 Science. Amplitude of the atmosphere's seasonal CO 2 cycle. Each spring, when the Northern Hemisphere's vegetation awakens from the dormancy of winter and begins to grow again, it removes enough carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to reduce the air's CO 2 content by several parts per million. Then, in the fall, when much of thisvegetation
CO2 SCIENCE
As may be seen from this figure, it portrays an extremely wide range of pH reduction values, the greatest of which corresponds to an increase in the atmosphere's CO2 concentration in excess of 100,000 ppm, which is a couple orders of magnitude greater than what anyone is expecting will ever occur. Hence, in what follows in Figure 2, we have highlighted (in grey) the vast bulk of this pHCO2 SCIENCE
Centennial-scale Holocene climate variability revealed by a high-resolution speleothem ð 18 O record from SW Ireland. Science 294: 1328-1331. Niggemann, S., Mangini, A., Richter, D.K. and Wurth, G. 2003. A paleoclimate record of the last 17,600 years in stalagmites from the B7 cave, Sauerland, Germany.CO2 SCIENCE
Nearly all agricultural plants benefit from increases in the air's CO2 content and strawberry (Fragaria x ananassa) is no exception.The Plant Growth Database of CO2 Science, for example, presents 30 individual experimental results from peer-reviewed studies, demonstrating the fact that elevated CO2 enhances rates of photosynthesis and biomass production in this important agricultural speciesCO2 SCIENCE
Clearly, one should not believe what we at CO 2 Science or anyone else says about carbon dioxide and global change without carefully examining the reasoning behind, and the evidence for, our and their declarations, which makes questions about funding rather moot. It is self-evident, for example, that one need not know from whence aperson's or
CO GLOBAL WARMING AND CORAL REEFS: PROSPECTS FOR THE … CO 2, GLOBAL WARMING AND CORAL REEFS: PROSPECTS FOR THE FUTURE . by . Dr. Craig D. Idso . for . Center for the Study of Carbon Dioxide and Global Change . P.O. Box 25697 .CO2 SCIENCE
Coccolithophores are single-celled algae and protists that are found throughout the surface euphotic zones of the world's oceans. They contain chlorophyll, conduct photosynthesis and possess special plates or scales known as coccoliths, which they create via the process ofcalcification.
ESTIMATES OF GLOBAL FOOD PRODUCTION IN THE YEAR 2050 Center for the Study of Carbon Dioxide and Global Change © 2011, www.co2science.org. Estimates of Global Food Production in the Year 2050: Will We Produce Enough to THE MANY BENEFITS OF ATMOSPHERIC CO2 ENRICHMENT 5 11. Diseases of Plants – There are a number of CO 2-induced changes in physiology, anatomy and morphology that enhance plant resistance to disease at elevated atmospheric CO 2 concentrations; and in some cases, these benefits completely counterbalance the negative CO2 SCIENCEHOMEABOUT USEDUCATION CENTERVIDEOSSUBJECT INDEXDATA On effects of increasing atmospheric CO2 levels on the biosphere, with emphasis on studies that suggest a beneficial impact from rising C02. Also educational materials describing how to conduct CO2 enrichment and depletion experiments on plants, and weekly data from currentexperiments by
CO2 SCIENCE
CO2 Science. Amplitude of the atmosphere's seasonal CO 2 cycle. Each spring, when the Northern Hemisphere's vegetation awakens from the dormancy of winter and begins to grow again, it removes enough carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to reduce the air's CO 2 content by several parts per million. Then, in the fall, when much of thisvegetation
CO2 SCIENCE
As may be seen from this figure, it portrays an extremely wide range of pH reduction values, the greatest of which corresponds to an increase in the atmosphere's CO2 concentration in excess of 100,000 ppm, which is a couple orders of magnitude greater than what anyone is expecting will ever occur. Hence, in what follows in Figure 2, we have highlighted (in grey) the vast bulk of this pHCO2 SCIENCE
Centennial-scale Holocene climate variability revealed by a high-resolution speleothem ð 18 O record from SW Ireland. Science 294: 1328-1331. Niggemann, S., Mangini, A., Richter, D.K. and Wurth, G. 2003. A paleoclimate record of the last 17,600 years in stalagmites from the B7 cave, Sauerland, Germany.CO2 SCIENCE
Nearly all agricultural plants benefit from increases in the air's CO2 content and strawberry (Fragaria x ananassa) is no exception.The Plant Growth Database of CO2 Science, for example, presents 30 individual experimental results from peer-reviewed studies, demonstrating the fact that elevated CO2 enhances rates of photosynthesis and biomass production in this important agricultural speciesCO2 SCIENCE
Clearly, one should not believe what we at CO 2 Science or anyone else says about carbon dioxide and global change without carefully examining the reasoning behind, and the evidence for, our and their declarations, which makes questions about funding rather moot. It is self-evident, for example, that one need not know from whence aperson's or
CO GLOBAL WARMING AND CORAL REEFS: PROSPECTS FOR THE … CO 2, GLOBAL WARMING AND CORAL REEFS: PROSPECTS FOR THE FUTURE . by . Dr. Craig D. Idso . for . Center for the Study of Carbon Dioxide and Global Change . P.O. Box 25697 .CO2 SCIENCE
Coccolithophores are single-celled algae and protists that are found throughout the surface euphotic zones of the world's oceans. They contain chlorophyll, conduct photosynthesis and possess special plates or scales known as coccoliths, which they create via the process ofcalcification.
ESTIMATES OF GLOBAL FOOD PRODUCTION IN THE YEAR 2050 Center for the Study of Carbon Dioxide and Global Change © 2011, www.co2science.org. Estimates of Global Food Production in the Year 2050: Will We Produce Enough to THE MANY BENEFITS OF ATMOSPHERIC CO2 ENRICHMENT 5 11. Diseases of Plants – There are a number of CO 2-induced changes in physiology, anatomy and morphology that enhance plant resistance to disease at elevated atmospheric CO 2 concentrations; and in some cases, these benefits completely counterbalance the negative CO GLOBAL WARMING AND CORAL REEFS: PROSPECTS FOR THE FUTURE CO 2, GLOBAL WARMING AND CORAL REEFS: PROSPECTS FOR THE FUTURE . by . Dr. Craig D. Idso . for . Center for the Study of Carbon Dioxide and Global Change . P.O. Box 25697 .CO2 SCIENCE
A number of recent studies suggest that these imagined threats are just that - imagined - and that, if anything, earth's increasing atmospheric CO 2 concentration will probably be beneficial to biodiversity, increasing the niche security of nearly all the planet's many different life forms. With respect to the first of the biodiversity worriesCO2 SCIENCE
Plant growth responses to atmospheric CO2 enrichment are presented in tabular form as in the table below for rice. Each table begins with an abbreviated reference followed by a brief description of the experimental growing conditions and the percent increase in plant growth due to a 300, 600 or 900 ppm increase in the air's CO2 concentration. Full reference citations to each experiment can beCO2 SCIENCE
Shortly thereafter, based on data obtained from hundreds of moisture-sensitive Scots pine tree-ring records originating in Finland, and using regional curve standardization (RCS) procedures, Helama et al. (2009) developed what they described as "the first European dendroclimatic precipitation reconstruction," which "covers the classical climatic periods of the Little Ice Age (LIA), theCO2 SCIENCE
CO2 Science. Carbon Sequestration (Forests) - Summary. As the CO 2 content of the air continues to rise, nearly all of earth's plants, including various forest ecosystems, will respond by increasing their photosynthetic rates and producing more biomass. These phenomena will allow long-lived perennial species characteristic of forest ecosystemsCO2 SCIENCE
CO2 Science. Microorganisms -- Summary. Plants grown in CO 2 -enriched atmospheres nearly always exhibit increased photosynthetic rates and biomass production. Due to this productivity enhancement, more plant material is typically added to soils from root growth, turnover and exudation, as well as from leaves and stems following their ESTIMATES OF GLOBAL FOOD PRODUCTION IN THE YEAR 2050 Center for the Study of Carbon Dioxide and Global Change © 2011, www.co2science.org. Estimates of Global Food Production in the Year 2050: Will We Produce Enough to THE MANY BENEFITS OF ATMOSPHERIC CO2 ENRICHMENT 5 11. Diseases of Plants – There are a number of CO 2-induced changes in physiology, anatomy and morphology that enhance plant resistance to disease at elevated atmospheric CO 2 concentrations; and in some cases, these benefits completely counterbalance the negativeCO2 SCIENCE
CO2 Science. Glacial-Interglacial Climate Cycles -- Summary. Throughout earth's geologic history, major ice ages have occurred over and over again, with ten of them affecting the planet in the past one million years and another ten in the million or so years before that. Each one persists for about 90,000 years, after which it is followedby an
CO2 SCIENCE
As the air's CO2 content continues to rise, nearly all plants will respond by reducing their leaf stomatal apertures, through which water vapor exiting the leaf and carbon dioxide entering the leaf diffuse during transpiration and photosynthesis, respectively. This phenomenon typically leads to an increase in water use efficiency at elevated CO2 concentrations, because with more CO2 in the air CO2 SCIENCEHOMEABOUT USEDUCATION CENTERVIDEOSSUBJECT INDEXDATA On effects of increasing atmospheric CO2 levels on the biosphere, with emphasis on studies that suggest a beneficial impact from rising C02. Also educational materials describing how to conduct CO2 enrichment and depletion experiments on plants, and weekly data from currentexperiments by
CO2 SCIENCE
CO2 Science. Amplitude of the atmosphere's seasonal CO 2 cycle. Each spring, when the Northern Hemisphere's vegetation awakens from the dormancy of winter and begins to grow again, it removes enough carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to reduce the air's CO 2 content by several parts per million. Then, in the fall, when much of thisvegetation
CO2 SCIENCE
As may be seen from this figure, it portrays an extremely wide range of pH reduction values, the greatest of which corresponds to an increase in the atmosphere's CO2 concentration in excess of 100,000 ppm, which is a couple orders of magnitude greater than what anyone is expecting will ever occur. Hence, in what follows in Figure 2, we have highlighted (in grey) the vast bulk of this pHCO2 SCIENCE
Centennial-scale Holocene climate variability revealed by a high-resolution speleothem ð 18 O record from SW Ireland. Science 294: 1328-1331. Niggemann, S., Mangini, A., Richter, D.K. and Wurth, G. 2003. A paleoclimate record of the last 17,600 years in stalagmites from the B7 cave, Sauerland, Germany.CO2 SCIENCE
Nearly all agricultural plants benefit from increases in the air's CO2 content and strawberry (Fragaria x ananassa) is no exception.The Plant Growth Database of CO2 Science, for example, presents 30 individual experimental results from peer-reviewed studies, demonstrating the fact that elevated CO2 enhances rates of photosynthesis and biomass production in this important agricultural speciesCO2 SCIENCE
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Shortly thereafter, based on data obtained from hundreds of moisture-sensitive Scots pine tree-ring records originating in Finland, and using regional curve standardization (RCS) procedures, Helama et al. (2009) developed what they described as "the first European dendroclimatic precipitation reconstruction," which "covers the classical climatic periods of the Little Ice Age (LIA), theCO2 SCIENCE
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CO2 Science. Amplitude of the atmosphere's seasonal CO 2 cycle. Each spring, when the Northern Hemisphere's vegetation awakens from the dormancy of winter and begins to grow again, it removes enough carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to reduce the air's CO 2 content by several parts per million. Then, in the fall, when much of thisvegetation
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As may be seen from this figure, it portrays an extremely wide range of pH reduction values, the greatest of which corresponds to an increase in the atmosphere's CO2 concentration in excess of 100,000 ppm, which is a couple orders of magnitude greater than what anyone is expecting will ever occur. Hence, in what follows in Figure 2, we have highlighted (in grey) the vast bulk of this pHCO2 SCIENCE
Centennial-scale Holocene climate variability revealed by a high-resolution speleothem ð 18 O record from SW Ireland. Science 294: 1328-1331. Niggemann, S., Mangini, A., Richter, D.K. and Wurth, G. 2003. A paleoclimate record of the last 17,600 years in stalagmites from the B7 cave, Sauerland, Germany.CO2 SCIENCE
Nearly all agricultural plants benefit from increases in the air's CO2 content and strawberry (Fragaria x ananassa) is no exception.The Plant Growth Database of CO2 Science, for example, presents 30 individual experimental results from peer-reviewed studies, demonstrating the fact that elevated CO2 enhances rates of photosynthesis and biomass production in this important agricultural speciesCO2 SCIENCE
CO2 Science. Carbon Sequestration (Forests) - Summary. As the CO 2 content of the air continues to rise, nearly all of earth's plants, including various forest ecosystems, will respond by increasing their photosynthetic rates and producing more biomass. These phenomena will allow long-lived perennial species characteristic of forest ecosystemsCO2 SCIENCE
Shortly thereafter, based on data obtained from hundreds of moisture-sensitive Scots pine tree-ring records originating in Finland, and using regional curve standardization (RCS) procedures, Helama et al. (2009) developed what they described as "the first European dendroclimatic precipitation reconstruction," which "covers the classical climatic periods of the Little Ice Age (LIA), theCO2 SCIENCE
Clearly, one should not believe what we at CO 2 Science or anyone else says about carbon dioxide and global change without carefully examining the reasoning behind, and the evidence for, our and their declarations, which makes questions about funding rather moot. It is self-evident, for example, that one need not know from whence aperson's or
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Coccolithophores are single-celled algae and protists that are found throughout the surface euphotic zones of the world's oceans. They contain chlorophyll, conduct photosynthesis and possess special plates or scales known as coccoliths, which they create via the process ofcalcification.
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CO2 Science. Carbon Sequestration (Forests) - Summary. As the CO 2 content of the air continues to rise, nearly all of earth's plants, including various forest ecosystems, will respond by increasing their photosynthetic rates and producing more biomass. These phenomena will allow long-lived perennial species characteristic of forest ecosystemsCO2 SCIENCE
The claim: With respect to air temperature, the climate-alarmist contention is multifaceted. It is claimed that over the past several decades: (a) earth's temperature has risen to a level that is unprecedented over the past millennium or more, (b) the world has been warming at a rate that is equally unprecedented, and (c) both of these dubious achievements have been made possible by theCO2 SCIENCE
CO2 Science. Roman Warm Period -- Dark Ages Cold Period (Summary) There has been much discussion of late about the magnitude and geographical extent of the Medieval Warm Period and Little Ice Age. Soon et al. (2003) review a wealth of paleoclimatic data from around the world that suggest these relatively warmer and cooler epochs wereof global
THE MANY BENEFITS OF ATMOSPHERIC CO2 ENRICHMENT 5 11. Diseases of Plants – There are a number of CO 2-induced changes in physiology, anatomy and morphology that enhance plant resistance to disease at elevated atmospheric CO 2 concentrations; and in some cases, these benefits completely counterbalance the negativeCO2 SCIENCE
CO2 Science. Glacial-Interglacial Climate Cycles -- Summary. Throughout earth's geologic history, major ice ages have occurred over and over again, with ten of them affecting the planet in the past one million years and another ten in the million or so years before that. Each one persists for about 90,000 years, after which it is followedby an
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As the air's CO2 content continues to rise, nearly all plants will respond by reducing their leaf stomatal apertures, through which water vapor exiting the leaf and carbon dioxide entering the leaf diffuse during transpiration and photosynthesis, respectively. This phenomenon typically leads to an increase in water use efficiency at elevated CO2 concentrations, because with more CO2 in the airCO2 SCIENCE
In atmospheric CO2 enrichment experiments, nearly all plants almost always exhibit increases in photosynthetic rates and biomass production when environmental conditions are optimal for growth. Even when conditions are less than favorable (low soil moisture, poor soil fertility, high soil salinity, high air temperature), many plants still exhibit a CO2-induced growth enhancement; and that CO2 SCIENCEHOMEABOUT USEDUCATION CENTERVIDEOSSUBJECT INDEXDATA On effects of increasing atmospheric CO2 levels on the biosphere, with emphasis on studies that suggest a beneficial impact from rising C02. Also educational materials describing how to conduct CO2 enrichment and depletion experiments on plants, and weekly data from currentexperiments by
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CO2 Science. Amplitude of the atmosphere's seasonal CO 2 cycle. Each spring, when the Northern Hemisphere's vegetation awakens from the dormancy of winter and begins to grow again, it removes enough carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to reduce the air's CO 2 content by several parts per million. Then, in the fall, when much of thisvegetation
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As may be seen from this figure, it portrays an extremely wide range of pH reduction values, the greatest of which corresponds to an increase in the atmosphere's CO2 concentration in excess of 100,000 ppm, which is a couple orders of magnitude greater than what anyone is expecting will ever occur. Hence, in what follows in Figure 2, we have highlighted (in grey) the vast bulk of this pHCO2 SCIENCE
Centennial-scale Holocene climate variability revealed by a high-resolution speleothem ð 18 O record from SW Ireland. Science 294: 1328-1331. Niggemann, S., Mangini, A., Richter, D.K. and Wurth, G. 2003. A paleoclimate record of the last 17,600 years in stalagmites from the B7 cave, Sauerland, Germany.CO2 SCIENCE
Nearly all agricultural plants benefit from increases in the air's CO2 content and strawberry (Fragaria x ananassa) is no exception.The Plant Growth Database of CO2 Science, for example, presents 30 individual experimental results from peer-reviewed studies, demonstrating the fact that elevated CO2 enhances rates of photosynthesis and biomass production in this important agricultural speciesCO2 SCIENCE
CO2 Science. Carbon Sequestration (Forests) - Summary. As the CO 2 content of the air continues to rise, nearly all of earth's plants, including various forest ecosystems, will respond by increasing their photosynthetic rates and producing more biomass. These phenomena will allow long-lived perennial species characteristic of forest ecosystemsCO2 SCIENCE
Shortly thereafter, based on data obtained from hundreds of moisture-sensitive Scots pine tree-ring records originating in Finland, and using regional curve standardization (RCS) procedures, Helama et al. (2009) developed what they described as "the first European dendroclimatic precipitation reconstruction," which "covers the classical climatic periods of the Little Ice Age (LIA), theCO2 SCIENCE
Clearly, one should not believe what we at CO 2 Science or anyone else says about carbon dioxide and global change without carefully examining the reasoning behind, and the evidence for, our and their declarations, which makes questions about funding rather moot. It is self-evident, for example, that one need not know from whence aperson's or
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Coccolithophores are single-celled algae and protists that are found throughout the surface euphotic zones of the world's oceans. They contain chlorophyll, conduct photosynthesis and possess special plates or scales known as coccoliths, which they create via the process ofcalcification.
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CO2 SCIENCE
CO2 Science. Amplitude of the atmosphere's seasonal CO 2 cycle. Each spring, when the Northern Hemisphere's vegetation awakens from the dormancy of winter and begins to grow again, it removes enough carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to reduce the air's CO 2 content by several parts per million. Then, in the fall, when much of thisvegetation
CO2 SCIENCE
As may be seen from this figure, it portrays an extremely wide range of pH reduction values, the greatest of which corresponds to an increase in the atmosphere's CO2 concentration in excess of 100,000 ppm, which is a couple orders of magnitude greater than what anyone is expecting will ever occur. Hence, in what follows in Figure 2, we have highlighted (in grey) the vast bulk of this pHCO2 SCIENCE
Centennial-scale Holocene climate variability revealed by a high-resolution speleothem ð 18 O record from SW Ireland. Science 294: 1328-1331. Niggemann, S., Mangini, A., Richter, D.K. and Wurth, G. 2003. A paleoclimate record of the last 17,600 years in stalagmites from the B7 cave, Sauerland, Germany.CO2 SCIENCE
Nearly all agricultural plants benefit from increases in the air's CO2 content and strawberry (Fragaria x ananassa) is no exception.The Plant Growth Database of CO2 Science, for example, presents 30 individual experimental results from peer-reviewed studies, demonstrating the fact that elevated CO2 enhances rates of photosynthesis and biomass production in this important agricultural speciesCO2 SCIENCE
CO2 Science. Carbon Sequestration (Forests) - Summary. As the CO 2 content of the air continues to rise, nearly all of earth's plants, including various forest ecosystems, will respond by increasing their photosynthetic rates and producing more biomass. These phenomena will allow long-lived perennial species characteristic of forest ecosystemsCO2 SCIENCE
Shortly thereafter, based on data obtained from hundreds of moisture-sensitive Scots pine tree-ring records originating in Finland, and using regional curve standardization (RCS) procedures, Helama et al. (2009) developed what they described as "the first European dendroclimatic precipitation reconstruction," which "covers the classical climatic periods of the Little Ice Age (LIA), theCO2 SCIENCE
Clearly, one should not believe what we at CO 2 Science or anyone else says about carbon dioxide and global change without carefully examining the reasoning behind, and the evidence for, our and their declarations, which makes questions about funding rather moot. It is self-evident, for example, that one need not know from whence aperson's or
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Coccolithophores are single-celled algae and protists that are found throughout the surface euphotic zones of the world's oceans. They contain chlorophyll, conduct photosynthesis and possess special plates or scales known as coccoliths, which they create via the process ofcalcification.
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Click on any of the links below to learn about and watch the free feature documentaries produced by CO2Science.. Carbon Dioxide and the Climate Crisis SeriesCO2 SCIENCE
From a peak in 2008, our great American coal industry production has declined from 1.172 billion tons per year to an estimated 679 milliontons in 2019.
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CO2 Science. Carbon Sequestration (Forests) - Summary. As the CO 2 content of the air continues to rise, nearly all of earth's plants, including various forest ecosystems, will respond by increasing their photosynthetic rates and producing more biomass. These phenomena will allow long-lived perennial species characteristic of forest ecosystemsCO2 SCIENCE
The claim: With respect to air temperature, the climate-alarmist contention is multifaceted. It is claimed that over the past several decades: (a) earth's temperature has risen to a level that is unprecedented over the past millennium or more, (b) the world has been warming at a rate that is equally unprecedented, and (c) both of these dubious achievements have been made possible by theCO2 SCIENCE
CO2 Science. Roman Warm Period -- Dark Ages Cold Period (Summary) There has been much discussion of late about the magnitude and geographical extent of the Medieval Warm Period and Little Ice Age. Soon et al. (2003) review a wealth of paleoclimatic data from around the world that suggest these relatively warmer and cooler epochs wereof global
THE MANY BENEFITS OF ATMOSPHERIC CO2 ENRICHMENT 5 11. Diseases of Plants – There are a number of CO 2-induced changes in physiology, anatomy and morphology that enhance plant resistance to disease at elevated atmospheric CO 2 concentrations; and in some cases, these benefits completely counterbalance the negativeCO2 SCIENCE
CO2 Science. Glacial-Interglacial Climate Cycles -- Summary. Throughout earth's geologic history, major ice ages have occurred over and over again, with ten of them affecting the planet in the past one million years and another ten in the million or so years before that. Each one persists for about 90,000 years, after which it is followedby an
CO2 SCIENCE
A weekly review and repository of scientific research findings pertaining to carbon dioxide and global change.CO2 SCIENCE
As the air's CO2 content continues to rise, nearly all plants will respond by reducing their leaf stomatal apertures, through which water vapor exiting the leaf and carbon dioxide entering the leaf diffuse during transpiration and photosynthesis, respectively. This phenomenon typically leads to an increase in water use efficiency at elevated CO2 concentrations, because with more CO2 in the airCO2 SCIENCE
In atmospheric CO2 enrichment experiments, nearly all plants almost always exhibit increases in photosynthetic rates and biomass production when environmental conditions are optimal for growth. Even when conditions are less than favorable (low soil moisture, poor soil fertility, high soil salinity, high air temperature), many plants still exhibit a CO2-induced growth enhancement; and that* Home
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The Response of Seven African and Ten Asian Rice Genotypes to Atmospheric CO2 Enrichment (2 June 2021) In order to meet the food needs of the growing population, more research like this is needed to understand what crop genotypes experience the greatest growth and yield enhancements to atmosphericCO2 enrichment...
PLANT GROWTH DATABASE (1 June 2021) Our latest result of plant growth responses to atmospheric CO2 enrichment obtained from experiments described in the peer-reviewed scientific literature is for Wheat (Navarro _et al_., 2020). To access the entire database, click here.
Interactive Effects of Light and CO2 on Coffee Growth (14 May 2021) Whether grown under low or higher light conditions coffee plants will benefit from the ongoing rise in atmospheric CO2... PLANT GROWTH DATABASE (13 May 2021) Our latest result of plant growth responses to atmospheric CO2 enrichment obtained from experiments described in the peer-reviewed scientific literature is for Rice(Masuya
_et al_., 2020; Asian Japonica results). To access the entire database, click here.
Mulberry Seedling Response to Short-term CO2 Enrichment (12 May 2021) The findings of this journal review could not have been summed up better than that indicated by the title of the article: elevated atmospheric carbon dioxide exposure "improves plant growth and leaf quality of mulberry seedlings"... PLANT GROWTH DATABASE (11 May 2021) Our latest result of plant growth responses to atmospheric CO2 enrichment obtained from experiments described in the peer-reviewed scientific literature is for Orchid (Cho _et al_., 2020). To access the entire database, click here.
Interactive Effects of CO2 and Temperature on Eucalyptus Tree Growth(10 May 2021)
A 3°C increase in air temperature further stimulated the beneficial impacts of CO2 enrichment, nearly _doubling_ the percent increase in total biomass of this eucalyptus tree species experienced by elevatedCO2 alone...
Mercuric Oxide Pollution is Fully Ameliorated by Elevated CO2 inMaize Plants (5
May 2021)
The deleterious effects of nano-sized mercuric oxide pollution on maize photosynthesis and biomass are fully offset by elevated CO2 in this laboratory experiment... The Growth Response of Rice and Eddo to CO2 and Temperature (30 April2021)
The results of this study are very promising, indicating that future growth and production of rice and eddo will be enhanced as atmospheric CO2 concentrations rise, regardless of whether or not temperaturesincrease...
PLANT GROWTH DATABASE (29 April 2021) Our latest result of plant growth responses to atmospheric CO2 enrichment obtained from experiments described in the peer-reviewed scientific literature is for Water Hyacinth (Jiang _et al_., 2020). To access the entire database, click here.
Temperature and CO2 Effects on Tomato Growth, Yield and Quality Characteristics (28 April 2021) The authors of this study conclude that "climate change in terms of increased temperature and CO2 will have a positive effect on tomato by way of increase in production and quality of fruits"... PLANT GROWTH DATABASE (27 April 2021) Our latest result of plant growth responses to atmospheric CO2 enrichment obtained from experiments described in the peer-reviewed scientific literature is for Tomato (Zhang _et al_., 2020). To access the entire database, click here.
President Biden's New CO2 Emission Policy is Anti-Science and the _Real_ Existential Threat to Humanity and Nature(26 April 2021)
It is scientifically indefensible to place the nation (and the world) on a path to implement a transformative, whole-government, approach to change how energy is produced and consumed across all sectors of society as President Biden has committed to do. It is a policy prescription designed to undo decades, even centuries, of direct and indirect CO2-related benefits. It is destined for failure and is a _real_ existential threat capable of inflicting far more havoc and damage on humanity and nature than it ever intended to prevent... Elevated CO2 Decreases the Efficiency of Cucumber Mosaic Virus Infection (23 April 2021) Virus-mediated mechanisms to overcome the disease resistance in plants are weakened under elevated CO2. Thus, as the air's CO2 content rises in the future, plant yields will increase in consequence of a reduction in overall virus-induced yield losses... PLANT GROWTH DATABASE (22 April 2021) Our latest result of plant growth responses to atmospheric CO2 enrichment obtained from experiments described in the peer-reviewed scientific literature is for Geranium (Singh _et al_., 2020). To access the entire database, click here.
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