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New Study: Forests Regulate Climate
Tuesday, November 25, 2008 - Ehud Rattner
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Scientists led by a team at the University of New Hampshire show that forests may influence the Earth's climate in important ways that have not previously been recognized. Scott Ollinger, a professor at UNH, have discovered that of the total amount of sunlight that falls on forests, the fraction that gets reflected back to space is directly related to levels of nitrogen in their foliage.    (source: unh.edu)


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