Climate change threatens world with too much food, grass and photosynthesis

Global distribution of NDVIGS anomalies in 2025 relative to the long-term 2000–2025 mean. By Jo Nova With growth like this people will have to mow lawns more often Thanks to Chris Morrison at the ClimateSkeptic for spotting and writing about this paper. There is seemingly no end to the fertilization effect of carbon dioxide and warm weather. In 2025 there were more leaves on trees, more food on…