Cocoa Production Thrives Despite Climate Change Alarmism
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In a stunning revelation that exposes the absurdity of leftist narratives, data from the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization underscores a contrary reality regarding cocoa production in West and Central Africa.
Despite claims from various climate alarmists suggesting that cocoa production is under extreme strain due to climate change, recent figures reveal a significant uptick in output over the past few decades.
In fact, countries like Cameroon and the Ivory Coast have seen cocoa bean production soar by 157% and 194% respectively since 1990, setting new records in recent years.
This stark evidence challenges the prevailing narrative pushed by outlets like Earth.com, which has inaccurately asserted that climate change poses a dire threat to cocoa yields.
Critics of these exaggerated claims point out that such forecasts rely heavily on flawed climate models that fail to capture the complexities of agricultural production.
While the alarmists paint a dire picture, the reality is that most farmers are benefitting from improved growing conditions and enhanced carbon dioxide levels—which have been shown to foster plant growth.
This unwarranted panic over climate impact on cocoa production reflects a broader trend of using scare tactics to push political agendas devoid of factual backing. The findings not only debunk claims of impending agricultural doom but also shed light on the resilience of our farming practices in adapting to environmental changes.
As more data emerges, it becomes increasingly clear that policies and narratives should be shaped by facts and sound science, rather than speculative fear-mongering.
The reality is that cocoa production is thriving, providing a silver lining amidst the ongoing climate discourse.
In an era where misinformation spreads like wildfire, it is imperative that we advocate for clarity and the celebration of agricultural success instead of surrendering to unfounded hysteria.
The data speaks for itself: climate change, rather than being a kill switch for cocoa production, is merely one factor amongst many, and certainly not the boogeyman it's made out to be.
Continuing to focus on evidence-based policies rather than alarmist rhetoric will ensure that our agricultural sectors remain robust and productive for years to come.
Sources:
threadreaderapp.com
thegatewaypundit.com
wattsupwiththat.com
Despite claims from various climate alarmists suggesting that cocoa production is under extreme strain due to climate change, recent figures reveal a significant uptick in output over the past few decades.
In fact, countries like Cameroon and the Ivory Coast have seen cocoa bean production soar by 157% and 194% respectively since 1990, setting new records in recent years.
This stark evidence challenges the prevailing narrative pushed by outlets like Earth.com, which has inaccurately asserted that climate change poses a dire threat to cocoa yields.
Critics of these exaggerated claims point out that such forecasts rely heavily on flawed climate models that fail to capture the complexities of agricultural production.
While the alarmists paint a dire picture, the reality is that most farmers are benefitting from improved growing conditions and enhanced carbon dioxide levels—which have been shown to foster plant growth.
This unwarranted panic over climate impact on cocoa production reflects a broader trend of using scare tactics to push political agendas devoid of factual backing. The findings not only debunk claims of impending agricultural doom but also shed light on the resilience of our farming practices in adapting to environmental changes.
As more data emerges, it becomes increasingly clear that policies and narratives should be shaped by facts and sound science, rather than speculative fear-mongering.
The reality is that cocoa production is thriving, providing a silver lining amidst the ongoing climate discourse.
In an era where misinformation spreads like wildfire, it is imperative that we advocate for clarity and the celebration of agricultural success instead of surrendering to unfounded hysteria.
The data speaks for itself: climate change, rather than being a kill switch for cocoa production, is merely one factor amongst many, and certainly not the boogeyman it's made out to be.
Continuing to focus on evidence-based policies rather than alarmist rhetoric will ensure that our agricultural sectors remain robust and productive for years to come.
Sources:
threadreaderapp.com
thegatewaypundit.com
wattsupwiththat.com
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