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This is really just a good idea that I hope is actually implemented, but I'm not sure, despite playing for over two weeks now in several games.
But what I was wondering, does cutting down forests, especially jungle, help global warming? I'm pretty sure that it doesn't (though I hope it does). But I'm asking because it hit me a little while ago, that besides the time it takes early on, there is absolutely no reason to not raze all the jungle you can so as to get at the fertile grassland underneath, especially late in the game when you can do it for 8 turns with only one worker. Any other thoughts on this? Or is this another "should have, could have, but didn't" thing, though a fairly minor one?
But what I was wondering, does cutting down forests, especially jungle, help global warming? I'm pretty sure that it doesn't (though I hope it does). But I'm asking because it hit me a little while ago, that besides the time it takes early on, there is absolutely no reason to not raze all the jungle you can so as to get at the fertile grassland underneath, especially late in the game when you can do it for 8 turns with only one worker. Any other thoughts on this? Or is this another "should have, could have, but didn't" thing, though a fairly minor one?