Shady business: Shrubs take over as climate change rearranges Arctic biodiversity
The Arctic is warming fast, yet researchers have found that this is not translating into increased plant diversity.Led by the University of Edinburgh and the University of British Columbia, a team of 54 scientists from numerous institutions conducted a decades-long study, published in the journal Nature on April 30.
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