" ... Co2 is fertilizer to vegetation and that the added 100 or so ppm in our atmosphere over the past decades have been beneficial to plant growth and thus led to more greening of the continents.
... a recent German study by Merbach et al ... Over the past 100 years, there has been increased global vegetation growth.
“The global vegetation cover increased approximately 11- 14%, of which 70% can be attributed to the increased CO2 in the atmosphere,” reports Die kalte Sonne on the findings.
Another result:
“Since 1982, the inventory of trees has increased more than 7%”.
Crop yields will rise by up to 15% by 2050
... As the diagram above shows, crops such as soy bean (Soja), wheat (Weizen), rice (Reis) and corn (Mais) will surge as CO2 concentration rises to 550 ppm by 2050 ...
“ ... From 1990 to 2015 in Germany, crop yields for wheat, barley, corn and potatoes rose more than 30%,
which the researchers attribute in part to the higher CO2 concentrations,” Die kalte Sonne reports.
... The study appeared in the Journal of Land Management, Food and Environment at the end of 2020."