Climate change is affecting your food – and not in your favour

Scientists thought they had finally stumbled upon a possibly positive side effect of climate change. While rising CO₂ levels have been linked to various effects, from rising sea levels to changing temperatures, could an increase in CO₂ also be good for something? Plants use carbon dioxide and sunlight for photosynthesis, so more CO₂ could theoretically mean more food.<br>

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2025-12-04
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https://doi.org/10.64628/ab.ad3wr6hqe
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Agriculture Sustainability and Environmental Impact
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Climate change is affecting your food – and not in your favour

Sterre F. Ter Haar
Agriculture Sustainability and Environmental Impact
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Climate change is affecting your food – and not in your favour

Sterre F. Ter Haar
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Scientists thought they had finally stumbled upon a possibly positive side effect of climate change. While rising CO₂ levels have been linked to various effects, from rising sea levels to changing temperatures, could an increase in CO₂ also be good for something? Plants use carbon dioxide and sunlight for photosynthesis, so more CO₂ could theoretically mean more food.<br>

Leiden University (NL)
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Agriculture Sustainability and Environmental Impact
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