Eunice Foote Climate Change Pioneer 1856 Paper Cushion

Did you know that Eunice Foote is considered a hidden climate science pioneer? She was an American scientist and advocate for women's rights from Seneca Falls, New York and back in 1856 theorised that changes in carbon dioxide in the atmosphere could affect the Earth's temperature. She is regarded as author of the first paper to link carbon dioxide and global warming in her 1856 work "Circumstances Affecting The Heat Of The Sun's Rays" as published in The American Journal of Science and Arts. Enjoy this women in technology throw pillow the next time you think about the pioneers of climate change.