The impact of plants on global warming

The video discusses how increased vegetation growth, known as greening, has helped slow global warming. Greening involves activities like farming, large-scale tree planting, and reforestation. The study reveals that about half of Earth's vegetated land has been greened, which helps convert sunlight to sugar and replace atmospheric carbon dioxide with water vapor, cooling the Earth's surface. Researchers estimate that global greening has reduced the rate of global warming by approximately 0.2 to 0.23 degrees Celsius.

What is the primary effect of increased vegetation growth on global warming?

What techniques are involved in the process of greening?

How does greening contribute to the cooling of Earth's surface?

What happens to carbon dioxide in the atmosphere as green leaves convert sunlight?

According to the study, by how much may global greening have slowed the rate of global warming?