We’re used to hearing about how rising carbon dioxide (CO2) levels in the atmosphere are leading to things like higher temperatures and dangerous pollution, but there’s another, less commonly understood consequence to today’s era-defining CO2 peak.
An international team of scientists has studied 33 years of satellite data and found that Earth is actually getting significantly greener as a result of rising carbon dioxide levels, with greater carbon emissions over the past three decades leading to a huge increase in the amount of leaves on plants and trees.
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