Why can't people just leave things alone and let things sort itself out?
>According to a study published in the science journal Nature Communications, land-based vegetation has boosted its carbon dioxide absorption by 17 percent compared to 30 years ago. Even more astonishing, the study notes, these land plants are using less water to do so.
>In other words, as the planet's CO2 levels rise, plants are soaking up more of it — and doing it significantly more efficiently.
Just think of all the man hours wasted and economic damage trying to fix a problem (climate change) that would eventually fix itself.
Another example is the hysteria with Tasmanian Devils with transmissible cancer, all the man hours wasted on trying to prevent them going extinct and in the end some of them developed an immunity to the disease.
>According to a study published in the science journal Nature Communications, land-based vegetation has boosted its carbon dioxide absorption by 17 percent compared to 30 years ago. Even more astonishing, the study notes, these land plants are using less water to do so.
>In other words, as the planet's CO2 levels rise, plants are soaking up more of it — and doing it significantly more efficiently.
Just think of all the man hours wasted and economic damage trying to fix a problem (climate change) that would eventually fix itself.
Another example is the hysteria with Tasmanian Devils with transmissible cancer, all the man hours wasted on trying to prevent them going extinct and in the end some of them developed an immunity to the disease.
