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Geologists, biologists and other scientists convened in Paris on Thursday for a conference on how to stop the spread of fungus stains _ aggravated by global warming _ that threaten France’s famed Lascaux cave drawings.
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French Culture Minister Christine Albanel, left, journalists and scientists look at Lascaux famed cave drawings in southwest France, Friday, July 25, 2008. Clusters of black fungus have been spreading over the drawings said scientists in 2007. The ...
