Kathy Fallon stated: “The misrepresentation of carbon dioxide fertilization stands out as a central example of bias in the DOE draft report. It’s time to retire the tired ‘global greening’ argument that has been used to justify continued carbon pollution. The scientific literature has repeatedly addressed this issue and shows that ‘global greening’ also promotes nuisance plants that are bad for human health and agriculture, decreases the nutritional content of major crops, and releases even more greenhouse gas emissions from sensitive regions like the Arctic.”

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  DOE's climate report is misleading, inaccurate, and ignores ...

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• DOE's climate report is misleading, inaccurate, and ignores ... www.catf.us Clean Air Task Force via serper

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• greenhouse gas emissions concept
• global greening concept