As atmospheric CO2 levels rise, climates across the world are changing. These changes will affect where and how crops and native plant species will grow. In addition, plants are uniquely poised to help combat rising CO2 levels. Through the process of photosynthesis, plants capture CO2 and trap the carbon in biomolecules. Indeed, the primary source of manmade CO2 emissions is the burning of fossil fuels, which primarily originated from plants and other photosynthetic organisms buried over millions of years. Dive into the world of plant biology and challenge your students use plants to reduce greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere!