Researchers say carbon dioxide increase affecting aspen tree growth in Wisconsin

A study partly done by the UW-Madison says carbon dioxide pollution is increasing the growth rate of aspen trees in Wisconsin.Chuck Quirmbach reports…

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Researchers say carbon dioxide increase affecting aspen tree growth in Wisconsin

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