End of the mystery! The NASA study on Earth that amazed everyone

February 25, 2019

This is a report published after this discovery, although many are suspicious and claim that it may seem strange.

Last week, the NASA He has published a report that has been received as very good news by researchers, although many are suspicious of it. According to the study, The Earth is "greener" than it was 20 years ago"The world is literally a place greener than it was 20 years ago," they say in this publication.

As a result, many have disbelieved this information by the new constants of deforestation on the planet. But this report attaches great importance to what has been done by China and India, The two most populous countries in the world.

Two NASA satellites have collected data and images of the Earth over the last 20 years to observe the behavior of vegetation, and point out that the foliage has increased in an area equivalent to all Amazon rainforests, according to the reports BBC World.

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With regard to the task of China, the great contribution is for the implementing programs for the conservation and extension of their forests as a strategy to reduce the effects of soil erosion, air pollution and climate change. In addition, there was an increase of farming lands. In Inidia, this is largely due to the growth of agriculture.

Chi Chen, a researcher at the Department of Land and Environment of Boston University, who led the study, said in a conversation with BBC World"This does not mean that forest areas are being replaced by farmland, in many cases this is due to the use of the same land that becomes more productive." Since 2000, the production of cereals, vegetables and fruits has increased from 35% to 40%.

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Rama Nemani, a researcher at NASA's Ames Center, said it was good news: "In the 1970s and 1980s, in India and China, the loss of vegetation was not good. In the 90s, people realized that, and today, things have improved. "

However, not everything is a joy: in India, the increase in food production depends on the irrigation of groundwater and, if it runs out, the trend can change.

In addition, eThis increase of "green" in the world does not compensate for the damage done in other countries"The implications for sustainability and biodiversity in these ecosystems remain," the report concludes.