Scientists studying a column of Antarctic ice spanning 650 years have found evidence for fluctuations in biomass burning — the consumption of wood, peat and other materials in wildfires, cooking fires and communal fires — in the Southern Hemisphere.
Scientists studying a column of Antarctic ice spanning 650 years have found evidence for fluctuations in biomass burning — the consumption of wood, peat and other materials in wildfires, cooking fires and communal fires — in the Southern Hemisphere.