Vegetation Changes At Rate Similar to Post Ice Age Period
Noah Frack Scientist have discovered through the research of fossilized pollen samples that todays plant are changing at a rapid rate. This rate rivals that of plants at the end of the ice age retaking land the had previously been uninhabitable due to icy conditions. They adapted to the increase of temperatures by 10 degrees as the ice retreated to the poles. the changes of vegetation today have been correlated to the damages caused insensitive agriculture and creation of the earliest cities and civilizations. This research brings my mind to the true scale of the earth and simply how little an individual is compared to the lifetime of the earth. When thinking about it, if plant are just now seeming to show signs of evolution from the creation of the earliest cities and begging of mankind's domination of the earth, it brings the realization of how slow this process is. It puts into perspective the true scale of the cosmic universe. Simultaneously give me fear of what is to co...
Very interesting Mrs. J. I have never seen an article quite like this, as most climate change articles tend to only provide strict information relating to one bias or the other with little diversifying opinion-based anecdotes. I find it refreshing and enlightening that someone goes to further lengths than just researching a topic online. Jerry Taylor went above and beyond the average citizens' due dilligence concerning climate change and it seems as though his research prevailed for him. It was astounding to read that Taylor confidently divulged that he wished he would have dedicated more thought to his climate change stance earlier in his career. Changing is not easy, and further than that, admitting your own conscious actions is what caused you to change is even harder. Props to Jerry Taylor and his ability to dig a little deeper.
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