Global vegetation has not grown in 20 years thanks to 'dry air'

Global vegetation growth has decreased by 59% in the last 20 years, scientists discover

Plant growth has decreased by 59 per cent worldwide since 1999 due to a lack of water in the atmosphere, a new study suggests.

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