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Changing atmospheric carbon dioxide: A threat or benefit?
Atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) concentrations are rapidly increasing, having risen by about 100 ppm over the last century. Atmospheric CO2 is the basic photosynthetic building block of plants and is respired to generate the plant's energy. Atmospheric CO2 in enhanced conditions is like an "all-you
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