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...true that as temperatures warm, there is likely to be a temporary beneficial effect on agriculture. Like people, plants generally prefer warmth to cold, and they may flourish with rising levels of CO2. But research from Wolfram Schlenker at Columbia University shows that, as average temperatures continue to warm, those benefits dwindle and eventually reverse, and crop yields begin to decline. "It simply becomes too hot for the growing plants," says Naylor. "The heat damages the crops' ability to produce enough yield...
...safety options appeal to riders like Calvin Schlenker, 36, an energy trader in Houston. "You get to an age," he says, "when you want to do a sport that gives you a rush of adrenaline, but you don't need a broken leg." --By Daren Fonda
...Myres, V. E. Newe, R. E. Owen, R. A. Parish, H. W. Park, Jr., W. E. Peavy, Jr., R. E. Pembrock, Jr., Perrizo Mitchel, Jr., C. W. Plumb, Jr., C. F. Printz, C. G. Purnell, T. B. Quiggle, H. S. Ray, D. J. Ritger, F. B. Rose, N. E. Schlenker, R. K. Scholton, D. C. Scott, J. B. Shuler, B. F. Simpson, W. E. Stapp...
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