The chemical composition of the earth's atmosphere is currently changing, as carbon captured by plants hundreds of millions of years ago is being released into the atmosphere as carbon dioxide through the burning of fossil fuels. From a systems perspective, what are the implications of this increased level of carbon dioxide for terrestrial plants, and to corals?

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The Answer of The chemical composition of the earth's atmosphere is currently changing, as carbon captured by plants hundreds of millions of years ago is being released into the atmosphere as carbon dioxide through the burning of fossil fuels. From a systems perspective, what are the implications of this increased level of carbon dioxide for terrestrial plants, and to corals?

The Chemical Composition of the Earth's Atmosphere Is Currently Changing