this one is more importanthttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4CcX720DW4 …
China and India have added an Amazon rain forest worth of plants to the Earth's sure in recent decades. Has this been shouted out from the rooftops? https://www.bu.edu/articles/2019/humans-are-officially-greening-the-earth-is-that-a-good-thing/ …https://twitter.com/jordanbpeterson/status/1453569979274694664 …
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What is the biodiversity of these plants? Is it as rich in plant life as the Amazon rainforest or is it farm driven crops? With all do respect, Dr. Peterson.
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Crop land is not counted as a part of forest land. I don’t know about bio-diversity (surely the trees won’t be exactly same because of difference in land and atmosphere) but all the new land under forest is actual forest and not shrubs or crops
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Do you mean coverage? because the density of plants in the area the amazon covers is the highest on earth and it would be hard to see that many plants in total. Area would be more plausible.
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"the Earth's sure" ?
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Even alarmist NASA published a blurb on it a while back, but corporate media isn't interested in good-news "climate" stories, for whatever reason. (Perhaps because "Hey, we're all going to be fine" just doesn't generate clicks?)pic.twitter.com/qCfHTB2Sh7
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Europe has been regreening too
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Shhhh... doesn't fit the narrative
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