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UArizona's Biosphere 2: A look at three decades of climate research [View all]
ORACLE, Ariz. (KVOA) - Just about an hour out of Tucson is the world's largest controlled environment dedicated to understanding the impacts of climate change.
We're talking about the University of Arizona's Biosphere 2.
A two-year project inside Biosphere 2 that started in 1991, captured headlines around the world. While that experiment ended in 1993, the research at Biosphere 2 has continued through the years.
Biosphere 2 is 3.14 acres of science. Inside, human made ecosystems, dedicated to helping us understand the future of our planet.
A world within walls, where habitats grow and research thrives, built to better understand how our Earth operates.
We're talking about the University of Arizona's Biosphere 2.
A two-year project inside Biosphere 2 that started in 1991, captured headlines around the world. While that experiment ended in 1993, the research at Biosphere 2 has continued through the years.
Biosphere 2 is 3.14 acres of science. Inside, human made ecosystems, dedicated to helping us understand the future of our planet.
A world within walls, where habitats grow and research thrives, built to better understand how our Earth operates.
If you'd like to learn more about the research at Biosphere 2 or how to visit, you can click here.
https://www.kvoa.com/news/arizona/uarizonas-biosphere-2-a-look-at-three-decades-of-climate-research/article_b5840eec-ea31-11ee-a9dc-4706970a1f48.html
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