What would be the effect on vegetation in the United Kingdom is whether global warming is fired?
I wondered, grass will grow steadily, but the deciduous trees? Do they die? I'm just thinking if the temperature will rise at least 5 C
Would green, green, green! Go green! Plants love warm weather and large amounts of CO2, which is what they breathe. Notice the beautiful forest in the tropics and clear lack of them in the polar regions. But do not kid yourself. Global warming stopped in 1998 when the Pacific Decadal Oscillation began cooling phase. In addition, in 2007 the sun has entered a phase of low activity is expected to cause a global cooling period that will last about 23 years.
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