@metal-brain said
You are repeating gossip again. Hotter means coral reefs will do better. Polar bears are doing better than they were. We have been over this before.
https://plantsneedco2.org/default.aspx?menuitemid=216
https://theconversation.com/cold-weather-is-a-bigger-killer-than-extreme-heat-heres-why-42252
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Colder is worse than warmer.
your first link (https://plantsneedco2.org/default.aspx?menuitemid=216 ) is just massively biased propaganda crap because it gives only one small part of the whole story by ignoring the science that tells us global warming means more frequent extreme weather events such as droughts and floods etc would more than offset the photosynthetic benefit (to plants) from more CO2. It is also straw man because scientists and the science DOES NOT DENY there IS a photosynthetic benefit (to plants) from more CO2; only that it would be in most places more than offset by the more frequent extreme weather events that come from the warming from more CO2.
Your second link says;
"Of course, the reduction in winter deaths could be wiped out by an increase in heat-related deaths. In every country studied in the Lancet paper, there was an increased risk of death during hot weather. Plus we should also consider the predicted increases in vector, food and water borne diseases, and the potentially catastrophic increase in global conflicts."
In other words, it CLEARLY does NOT say/imply/argue that a warmer world would be a better world in particular.
Apparently there is something wrong with your reading skills.
Hotter means coral reefs will do better.
"Hotter" than exactly what global temperature?
If the current global temperature; FALSE!
ALL the scientific evidence suggests the opposite is generally the case because of coral bleaching.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coral_bleaching
"..Above-average sea water temperatures caused by global warming is the leading cause of coral bleaching...."
Your third link is about extreme weather events over just a two year period and was thought to have been caused from a large volcanic eruption throwing up vast amounts of dust and SO2 that relatively suddenly cooled the planet. So what? There is obviously an approximate optimal global temperature ('optimal' for human life) and if it gets colder or warmer than that optimal then than is always worse.
So the global temperatures can be, just like it was on this occation, too cold. -who said it couldn't be?
All that means is that a sudden global cooling from vast amounts of dust and SO2 suddenly discharged into the atmosphere can ALSO cause extreme weather events, just like the slower warming from more CO2.
Colder is worse than warmer.
"colder" or "warmer" from exactly what global temperature?
There is obviously an approximate optimal global temperature ('optimal' for human life) and if it gets much colder or warmer than that optimal then than is always worse (for us). And a temperature greater than the current temperature will still be bad for us because that would put it up above that optimum. Your point?