Gonzalez said that if people do not reduce greenhouse gas emissions from “cars, power plants and other human sources,” climate change could drive an increase of one-third to three-fourths in wildfire frequencies across much of the state.
Monday, April 20, 2015
Carbon emissions higher in California ecosystems than previously thought, study finds
http://www.dailycal.org/2015/04/20/carbon-emissions-higher-california-ecosystems-previously-thought/
Gonzalez said that if people do not reduce greenhouse gas emissions from “cars, power plants and other human sources,” climate change could drive an increase of one-third to three-fourths in wildfire frequencies across much of the state.
Gonzalez said that if people do not reduce greenhouse gas emissions from “cars, power plants and other human sources,” climate change could drive an increase of one-third to three-fourths in wildfire frequencies across much of the state.
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