What would happen to the planet if all the deserts on Earth were to become forests?

The result of natural selection must have some meaning. Although the existence of deserts has also brought many natural disasters to human beings, sandstorms are typical symbols. We can try to improve, but we can't change it completely.

The presence of the necessary desert is also conducive to maintaining the balance of the ecosystem. Although the desert gives people the feeling of being a barren place, and there is no grass. But that's our delusion, there are still some species in the desert.

Turning the desert into an oasis is something we humans are working on right now. If all deserts were to become forests, what would be the impact on the planet?

1. Positive impact.

First of all, due to the frequent impact of sandstorms, people are also hateful and overwhelmed. Sandstorms have seriously affected people's normal life and health, and people have taken a lot of measures to overcome sandstorms. None of them have been effectively controlled.

Since the planting of the forest, there has been a marked improvement in the management of sandstorms. If the world's deserts turn into forests, this could curb the occurrence of dust storms.

Secondly, it can reduce the greenhouse effect. As we all know, the reason why the earth produces the greenhouse effect is due to the fact that people emit too much carbon dioxide, coupled with too few forests, the carbon oxide is not fully absorbed, resulting in the greenhouse effect. If the desert is turned into an oasis, the forest area will increase dramatically, which can effectively absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen.

Not only does it reduce the greenhouse effect, but it also purifies the air.

2. Negative impacts

Deserts can be a hazard to humans, but for some species, that's their home. If the desert is completely destroyed, some species will disappear, upsetting the balance of the ecosystem.

The result of natural selection must have some meaning, and we can try to improve it, but we cannot completely replace it, which will bring disasters to human beings that we cannot predict. Although taking care of the desert by oneself can benefit mankind to a certain extent, it should be done in moderation.

There will be no more sandstorms on the earth, and the environment in which we live will be greatly changed, becoming a high-temperature and high-humidity environment in the rainforest, and the number of species cannot be said to increase all at once, but may increase for a long time.

First of all, it will slow down the warming of the earth, and it will also prevent the glaciers from melting, which can make the air better, the sandstorms will disappear, the extreme weather will disappear, and it will also make people's living environment better, and the flora and fauna will become richer.

In this way, we can make our greening very good, the air will become particularly fresh, the sand and dust in the air will be reduced a lot, and the more trees will make the earth healthier, which can make our earth greener and more environmentally friendly, and we will also increase a lot of resources, and there will be no sand and dust weather to hit us.