Uncovering Climate's Grip on Food Prices: New Study Reveals Troubling Findings

Study Warns of Soaring Food Prices Linked to Climate-Driven Inflation Worldwide

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Severe heatwaves and drought in Argentina and Paraguay cause worst harvests in seven years, leading to economic losses, impacting global food prices, and raising concerns about long-term agricultural sustainability.

Rising global food prices, driven by extreme weather events from climate change, now surpass geopolitical conflicts, impacting crop yields and necessitating action for agricultural resilience.

The recent extreme heatwave in the Western Mediterranean, characterized by record-breaking temperatures highlights the dire consequences of climate change on the economy and human well-being.

The impacts of climate change are becoming increasingly evident in the cotton industry, contributing to rising inflation