>>509020171Satanic inversions, anon.
CO2 is necessary for plant growth. Forests need it. Agriculture needs it.
It's been found that for optimal plant growth and plant health, the CO2 particles per million count needs to be around 2000ppm.
It's barely 430ppm now.
That means that technically speaking, there isn't enough CO2 in the atmosphere.
Now let's extrapolate this to the planet.
If more CO2 means more vegetation, that means there's more water being retained in the soil when it rains.
Whatever humidity is in the air gets trapped in forests and helps with local cloud formations, together with the puddles and little streams of water it will form as it condensates at night.
All in all, more CO2, more green.
That means an increase of CO2 will combat desertification.
Spain is heating up and getting much warmer in areas due to deforestation, and people blame lumber industries but that's incorrect. There's a CO2 shortage. That's why the forests don't grow back there.
And because the forests disappear, the water table dries out, the surface gets barren and the average temp goes up.
But increase the vegetation and the average temp goes DOWN.
So let's extrapolate that further.
More CO2 = more vegetation
Ergo if you increase CO2 levels in say, Africa, the Sahara will turn green.
That would have a dramatic effect on the average temperature of the continent.
Make it green enough, and the global average temperature comes down too.
But you can also do that for the Outback, the Gobi desert, Arabia, and so on.
In other words
TL;DR
CO2 causes global cooling and is good for the environment.
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