We can't have good news.
Do you ever hear about this anywhere?https://twitter.com/HumanProgress/status/1426970759419867136 …
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Great for CO2 reduction. I'm also hopeful for algea farms in the future
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No. Good news is forbidden.
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Yup. Read about it. It was not a popular thing given the global warming narrative. Humans love their narratives.
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This is an obvious result of warmer temperatures. It doesn’t mean that climate change is a GOOD thing, or that the many tens of thousands of people that will have to find new places to live are any happier about it.
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that's because that green vegetation growth does not differentiate between a forest and a green cropland (corn, vegetables, etc.)
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Agricultural land peaked in the 1960s. Amazingly the world is producing more and more food on less and less land.
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You’d hear about it if you followed
@AlexEpstein You’d hear a lot more that would red pill you about climate too.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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In fairness, this doesn't account for palm oil plantations (and similar) that actually destroyed the native ecosystems. That would be included in the "green vegetation" metric even though it was catastrophically destructive.
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