Yes, https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/guides/zcn6k7h/revision/5 no longer provides any positive effects. However, if you use the Wayback Machine you can find a June 3 2021 version that provides the blatantly censored info: https://web.archive.org/web/20210603180522/https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/guides/zcn6k7h/revision/5
Note there is a Open in the Archive extension for Firefox .
Thanks, very interesting. Here’s their list of positives:
-warmer temperatures and increased CO2 levels, leading to more vigorous plant growth
-some animals and plants could benefit and flourish in a changing climate
-new shipping routes, such as the Northwest passage, would become available
-more resources, such as oil, becoming available in places such as Alaska and Siberia when the ice melts
-energy consumption decreasing due to a warmer climate
-longer growing season leading to a higher yields in current farming areas
-frozen regions, such as Canada and Siberia, could be able to grow crops
-new tourist destinations becoming available
More plant growth, longer growing seasons, less energy use, more energy production — these things aren’t just chump change. They are serious, substantial upsides. It’s no wonder the climate change hoaxers clamped down so ferociously on their publication.