New Information From Watching a Forest Breathe

Thursday, June 30, 2016 - 18:31 in Earth & Climate

For the first time, scientists have been successful in measuring the processes by which an entire forest “breathes,” using sophisticated technology involving flux towers and new instrumentation that can precisely measure two different types (isotopes) of carbon dioxide in the air. A team led by Richard Wehr and Scott Saleska at the University of Arizona […]

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