Did I miss the report on the American Midwest and California turning to sand?
Perhaps you did.
Decrease in moisture over the period 1900-2020 is measurable throughout New Mexico, Arizona, California, Nevada, Utah and Colorado.
Investigate the data yourself.
And thanks for making my point; in warmer weather we won't need greenhouses.
And the increasing temperatures will make the climate unsuitable for crops that don't need greenhouses now. And fires, floods and droughts will further impact productivity, as well as natural ecosystems.
Given a choice between living in the Roman era or Midieval Warming period vs the much colder times between and after I'll take the warmer times of abundance and prosperity over the colder periods of crop failures, misery, and death every time.
Fair and irrelevant. You're not being offered a choice between the roman era or the medieval warming period.
Warmer is better for human civilization. History has spoken.
Not this warming. It's killing something like 150,000 people annually.