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Scientists Show that Forests Took 100,000 Years to Recover After a Warming Event (Similar to the Current One)
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Fossils found in Wyoming reveal that, after the global warming event 56 million years ago, forests took more than 100,000 years to recover. This geological warning refutes the supposed benefit of excess carbon dioxide. Forests, home to multiple ecosystems, are severely affected by droughts and wildfires. Their recovery takes much longer than we imagine. To imagine the planet as a self-sustaining machine capable of self-regulating in a matter of …
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