Forest Canopy Color Reveals CO2 Uptake

Scientific American - Energy & Sustainability 2012-12-28

Summary:

When autumn rolls around, the leaf peepers come out in force. Armed with digital cameras, they record the most spectacular displays of fall foliage. Well according to a study in the journal Functional Ecology [Toshie Mizunuma et al., The relationship between carbon dioxide uptake and canopy colour from two camera systems in a deciduous forest in southern England ], those images may be more than just pretty pictures. They may represent a new way to monitor climate change.

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12/28/2012, 12:53

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12/28/2012, 12:03