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Higher CO2 Levels Make Food More Calorie-Dense but Not More Nutritious

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Scientists at Leiden University have found evidence that plants grow faster due to increased CO2. The flip side is that they become higher in calories but les

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Plants Grow Faster Due to Increased CO2, but Become Richer in Calories and Less Nutritious: Why Is That?

Plants grow faster due to extra CO₂. But due to higher emissions, crops also contain increasingly less protein, iron, and other nutrients –...

·Antwerp, Belgium
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Higher CO2 levels make food more calorie-dense but not more nutritious

Scientists at Leiden University have found evidence that plants grow faster due to increased CO2. The flip side is that they become higher in calories but les

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De Morgen broke the news in Antwerp, Belgium on Sunday, August 23, 2026.
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