In a world without human-produced pollution, biological productivity controls cloud formation and may be the lever that caused supergreenhouse episodes during the Cetaceous and Eocene, according to paleoclimatologists.
Absence Of Clouds Caused Pre-human Supergreenhouse PeriodsCourtesy ScienceDaily Fri, 04/11/2008 - 10:00
In a world without human-produced pollution, biological productivity controls cloud formation and may be the lever that caused supergreenhouse episodes during the Cetaceous and Eocene, according to paleoclimatologists. More related itemsBrown clouds threaten world food supply
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