A 23-year experiment finds surprising global warming impacts already underway

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Feb 09, 2015( Skeptical Science: http://www.skepticalscience.com Delivered by Newstex) <nl/> A new paper published in Global Change Biology[1] summarizes the results of a 23-year experiment monitoring how global warming is impacting certain ecosystems.<nl/> At the Rocky Mountain Biological Laborator

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