What’s causing the forests to die? Apparently, the very trace gas they need for life
(UK Express) While most scientists say that global warming is a byproduct of human activity, particularly in the industrial age, new research has found trees, which are meant to be saving us from doom, are actually contributing to our downfall.
Trees are known to absorb CO2 and produce oxygen.
However, research from Nasa’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Pasadena, California, has found little carbon dioxide is being absorbed by Earth’s biggest tropical forests which is causing them to die off.
As the trees in the forests die, they rot and release large amounts of CO2 contributing to global warming.
But as more trees die, more CO2 is produced, leading to the death of more trees in what is a slippery downward spiral for the planet.
Wait, wait, did they just say that CO2 is killing trees? Anyway
One of the main contributing factors to this has been an increase in the strength of El Nino – warm ocean temperatures – over the last few decades. (snip)
“Our analysis shows this extra carbon dioxide explains the difference in atmospheric carbon dioxide growth rates between 2011 and the peak years of 2015-16.
So, really, nature is doing this. Yet another nail in the coffin of Warmism/
