CO2, demonized as the demon of modern times, is proving to be the lifeblood of a global ecological renaissance.
Researchers from the University of Málaga and the Spanish National Research Council show in their studies that 38
percent of our planet's land surface has experienced a significant increase in vegetation in recent decades.
Over three quarters of these changes are a triumph of nature:
Forests are spreading, steppes are blossoming, deserts are retreating.
A NASA study from 2016 revealed that the CO2 fertilization effect is responsible for 70 percent of global greening
- the positive developments can be seen around the globe.
However, this study is not worth reporting in the leading media.
Almost certainly because then the extortionate and lucrative CO2 business of the global
climate agenda of the WEF and the UN would be over.