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The Invisible Force Making Food Less Nutritious 0426.rtf - As CO2 levels rise, plants make more sugar but less proteins, amino acids, and other nutrients. Why? To get enough carbon, plants don't open their stomates (pores in leaves) as much, so less water evaporates, so less water is drawn up from the roots, so fewer minerals dissolved in water make it up to the leaves.
2022-2026 Articles
2022-2026 Articles
Hunger at the 2°C Dinner Table 0826.rtf
Why Egyptian Farmers Are Growing Crops under Solar Panels 0826.rtf
Record-Early Champagne Harvest, as Climate Change Impacts French Vineyards 0826.rtf
Vulnerability to High Temperature Shapes Global Warming Impacts on Rice Yield 0726.rtfWorld Food Prices Hit 3-Year High in July, as Weather and War Weigh - FAO 0826.rtfFrance Sees Smallest Corn Crop Since 1980 on Heat, Drought 0826.rtfDrought-Hit Britain Heads for Worst Cereal Harvest in 4 Decades 0826.rtfEl Niño Could Push 50 Million People into Acute Hunger before 2028 - 0826.rtfHow Weather Extremes Impact Local Agriculture in Germany 0726.rtfUganda Starves 0726.rtfEl Niño Worsens Plight of Asia’s Rice Belt after War Price Shock 0726.rtfIndia’s Rainfall Rollercoaster Raises Risks for Crops and Power Grids 0726.rtfFrench Heat Wave May Have Slashed Corn Crop by Up to 1:3 - 0726.rtfHotter, Pricier Planet 0626.rtfPollinators in Peril - Hidden Human Health Costs of World’s Disappearing Bees 0626.rtfSuper El Niño Is Here. What Happens Next Could Upend Food Systems Globally. 0626.rtfHotter Planet, Higher Food Prices 0626.rtfAs Wells Run Dry, Farmers Struggle to Survive in Bangladesh 0626.rtfKansas Wheat Crop Could Be Worst since 1972, from Weather Extremes, Costs 0526.rtfHow Climate Change Is Pushing Even Rich-Nation Agriculture to the Brink 0526.rtf - Extreme heat harms crops and livestock, while it reduces the number of hours farmers can work.Asia Heat Waves Spell Double Trouble for Economies Hit by Oil 0526.rtf - Disruption of fertilizer deliveries, mostly from the Middle East, combined with climate uncertainty that brings soaring temperatures and dry weather, drives up food costs (inflation).World Food Systems ‘Pushed to the Brink’ by Extreme Heat 0426.rtf - Our crops are productive when the temperature is within a certain range. With extreme heat, this range is often breached. With high heat, crops wither, so many of them don't even get close to being harvested. Moreover, livestock suffer from the heat, as do crops and humans, compounded by less food as crops wither.US Wheat Crops Wither, Herds Thin as Spring Drought Deepens 0426.rtfThe World Is Getting Too Hot to Feed Itself 0426.rtf - For example, in 2024 after an earlier bad heat wave, Brazil saw a 144°F heat index in Rio de Janeiro, followed months later by devastating rainfall and floods farther south. Yields of soy and corn, 2 of Brazil’s biggest commodities, fell in southeastern states like São Paulo. Peanuts, potatoes, sugarcane, and arabica coffee also suffered widespread losses. Droves of livestock pigs in the central-western region were afflicted with severe heat stress for the better part of a year. In Chile, warming seas in 2016 prompted massive algae blooms that killed off an estimated 100,000 metric tons of farmed salmon and trout, creating the largest aquaculture mortality event in history. After a record heat wave hit India in 2022, wheat in over 1/3 of Indian states fell anywhere from 9 to 34%, dairy animals afflicted with heat stress produced up to 15% less milk, and some cabbage and cauliflower yields were halved. Last spring in Kyrgyzstan’s Fergana mountain range, a region known for its year-round snow, spring temperatures rose 50°F higher than the seasonal average — a bout of weather so unusual that it contributed to a locust outbreak and dramatic declines in cereal harvests.Effects of Co-Applied Basalt and Biochar on Carbon Removal Efficiency and Grain Yield in Rice Paddy 0426.rtf - With biochar co-applied, the basalt increased rice yields by 20%, while sequestering 32% as much CO2 mass as the basalt mass applied and further reduced CH4 and N2O emissions by 30.5% and 52.1%.Groundwater Depletion with Surge in Giant Sinkholes Threaten Turkey Farmers 0226.rtf‘Unprecedented’ Emissions Maps Hill Hone Agricultural Mitigation 0226.rtfFood Becoming More Calorific but Less Nutritious, due to Rising CO2 1225.rtfCrop Pests and Food Losses Supercharged by Climate Crisis 1225.rtfHow Climate Breakdown Is Putting the World’s Food in Peril 1225.rtfRecent US Droughts Hit Top Cattle Counties Hardest 1225.rtfChina Races to Secure Corn Harvest After Heavy Rains Rot Crops 1025.rtfClimate Change Comes for Coffee 1025.rtfFarmers across Europe Struggle to Adapt to the Climate Crisis 0825.rtfHistoric Drought, Wheat Shortage to Test Syria’s New Leadership 0825.rtfClimate Change, Trump Energy Policy Make Producing Healthier Food Harder 0825.rtfFarmers Consider Abandoning Drought-Hit Region in Central Hungary 0825.rtfDramatic Hunger Surge Strikes the Middle East and Africa, UN Survey Shows 0725.rtfHydroponic Farming Is Tackling Somalia’s Hunger Crisis 0725.rtf‘Climateflation’ Could Push Up UK Food Prices More than 1:3 by 2050 - 0725.rtfExtreme Weather Caused by Climate Change Is Raising Food Prices Worldwide 0725.rtfRice Is in Short Supply in Japan 0525.rtfEuropean and British Soils Seriously Degraded by Intensive Farming 0525.rtfCoconuts Get Pricier, as Poor Weather Drives Global Shortage 0425.rtfGlobal Food Production at Increased Risk from Excess Salt in Soil - UN 1224.rtfDroughts in Brazil and Vietnam Are Driving up Global Coffee Prices 1224.rtfClimate Change Stops Workers Getting to the Farm 1124.rtf1 in 11 People Went Hungry Last Year. Climate Change Is a Big Reason Why. 0724.rtfUK’s Muddy Fields Are the Latest Climate Threat to Food Security 0624.rtfHow High Will 'Heatflation' Take Middle East Food Prices? 0624.rtfThe Race to Map the World’s Forests and Protect $110 Billion of Trade 0624.rtf - for supply chains of food products to the European Union. EU wants deforestation-free or minimum food imports. Coffee, palm oil, cattle and soy highlighted. Many mall family farms find certification to be too expensive to do, and look elsewhere than EU to sell their products..How an El Niño-Driven Drought Brought Hunger to Southern Africa 0524.rtfChina’s $4 Billion Lychee Harvest Devastated by Extreme Weather 0524.rtfUS Midwest Spring Planting Is Delayed by Increasing Spring Rains 0524.rtfOlive Oil Prices Climb as Production Falls to Lowest Levels in a Decade 0524.rtf24+ Million Face Hunger, Water Shortages as Extreme Droughts, Floods Sweep Southern Africa 0424.rtfClick for moreHigher Temperatures Bring Higher Food and Other Prices 0324.rtf - By 2060, the climate-triggered part of inflation should grow. Global food prices are predicted to increase 2.2 to 4.3% annually, the study said. That translates to a 1.1 to 2.2% increase in overall inflation.The World Is Quietly Losing the Land It Needs to Feed Itself 0224.rtfUrban Farming Has a Surprisingly High Climate Toll 0124.rtfClimate Change, Extreme Weather & Conflict Exacerbate Global Food Crisis 0224.rtfDisasters Cause $3.8 Trillion in Crop Losses over 30 Years – FAO 1023.rtfAs Extreme Weather Increasingly Threatens Crops, Taxpayers Pay the Price 1123.rtfDisease, Climate Change Cut Down Brazil's Orange Yields 1023.rtfBlueberry Collapse in Peru - Analyzing Market Impact and Consequences 1023.rtfOlive Oil Prices Reach Record Highs, as Spain’s Harvest Is Halved 1023.rtfFood Prices Rise with Export Limits. Blame Climate Change, Ukraine War, Niño.rtfSearing Heat Reshapes US Food Production 0923.rtfClimate Change Is Helping Pests and Diseases Destroy Our Food 0823.rtfWhy Are We Paying for Crop Failures in the Desert? 0823.rtfRising Temperatures Are Wreaking Havoc Year-Round 0823.rtfHeavy Rains Devastate Crops in China’s Northeastern Grain Basket 0823.rtfOlive Oil Industry in Crisis, as Europe’s Heat Wave Threatens Another Harvest 0723.rtfIndian Culinary Must-Have, the Tomato, Is off the Menu, as Prices Jump 400% - 0723.rtfWhat’s a Georgia Summer without Peaches? Not So Sweet 0723.rtfClimate, Environmental Change Puts 90% of World's Marine Food at Risk 0623.rtfThe Climate Crisis Is Raising Your Grocery Bills 0423.rtfA Warmer Planet, Less Nutritious Plants and … Fewer Grasshoppers? 0423Plant Pandemics Threatening Global Food Supplies 0423.rtfCalifornia’s Salmon Fishers Face Canceled Season 0423.rtfAlaska’s Climate-Driven Fisheries Collapse Devastates Indigenous Communities 0323.rtfWith Climate Change, Crops Migrate North 1122.rtfEgypt’s Barren Fields Are Dire Bellwether for Climate Summit 1122.rtfExtreme Heat Is Stressing Cows, Jeopardizing Global Dairy Supply 1122.rtfAfrica’s Unreported Extreme Weather in 2022 and Climate Change 1022.rtfWest Africa Floods Destroy Crops, Worsening Hunger Fears 1022.rtfWater Crisis Squeezes California Tomato Farmers, as Growing Costs Keep Rising 1022.rtf‘The worst we’ve seen’ - Ranchers Threatened by Historic Heat and Drought 1022.rtfHotter Summers Are Baking the Water Out of Soil, at Unprecedented Rates 1022.rtfExtreme Hunger on the Rise in the World’s Worst Climate Hot Spots 0922.rtfUS Farmers Face Plague of Pests as Global Heating Raises Soil Temperatures 0922.rtfHotter Summer Nights Affect Everything from Death Rates to Crop Yields to Firefighting 0822.rtfHorn of Africa Drought Places 22 Million People at Risk of Starvation 0822.rtfDrought and Rising Prices Are Fueling Insecurity in Kenya 0822.rtfAmerican Farmers Are Killing Crops and Selling Cows due to Extreme Drought 0822.rtfSummer Nights Are Heating Up, Harming Crops and Livestock 0822.rtfHeatflation - How Sizzling Temperatures Drive Up Food Prices 0722.rtfConflict, Climate Super-Charge Forces Behind African Famine, Food Insecurity 0622.rtf49 Million People Face Famine as Ukraine War, Climate Disasters Intensify 0622.rtfClimate Change Puts Agrivoltaic Projects in Northern Africa in the Spotlight 0522.rtfA Heat Wave’s Lamented Victim - The Mango, India’s King of Fruits 0522.rtfCrop Land ‘Deteriorating’ in Canada as Excess Rain Hinders Planting 0522.rtfClimate Change Threatens China with Yet Another Deadly Flood Season 0522.rtf - Flooding harms crops too.Salt Scourge - The Dual Threat of Warming and Rising Salinity 0522.rtfWheat Can’t Catch a Break Right Now 0522.rtf - war in Ukraine breadbasket, record heat in India, etc.Heat to Scorch India’s Wheat Supplies, Adding Food-Shortage Worries to World 0522.rtfResponse to Rising Hunger Threatens Climate Goals 0422.rtf - Further use of fossil fuels and an expansion of unsustainable agricultural practices could exacerbate the climate crisis and deepen poverty and food insecurity.As Alaska Warms, Talkeetna Birch Tree Tappers Wrestle with Erratic Season 0422.rtfChina Faces Worst Crop Conditions Ever, due to Climate Change 0322.rtfUS Crop Insurance Payouts Rise Steeply, as Climate Change Worsens Droughts, Floods 0122.rtfThe Corn Belt’s Topsoil Loss Is Increasing Carbon Emissions, Lowering Yields 0122.rtf
2019-2021 Articles
India’s Apple Farmers Count Cost of Climate Crisis as Snow Decimates Crops 1121.rtfGlobal Warming Is Destroying Crops. Can It Be Stopped in Time? 1121.rtfHow Climate Change and Extreme Weather Are Crimping America’s Pie Supply 1121.rtf - Nitty-gritty of direct and indirect effects of climate change on each of the ingredients.Hunger Is Getting Worse, Not Better, around the Globe 0921.rtfClimate Change Ravaging Guatemala Crops, Leaving Millions to Face Starvation 0921.rtf2021 Climate Disasters Raise Alarm over Food Security 0821.rtfClick for more2019-2021 Articles
In Drought-Plagued Northern Mexico, 10s of 1,000s of Cows Are Starving to Death 0721.rtfTomatoes Will Cost More, as California Growers Reel from Extreme Weather 0721.rtfPacific NW Farmers Anticipate Worst Wheat Harvest in Years after Extreme Heat and Drought 0721.rtfHow the Drought Is Affecting California’s Crops 0721.rtfClimate Change Triggers Rare Crop Diseases in Missouri 0721.rtfGrasshopper Swarms Overwhelm US West 0721.rtf‘Let the Birds Eat Them’ - Crops Shrivel as Heat Wave Hits Washington 0721.rtfClimate Change Has Cost 7 Years of Agricultural Productivity Growth 0421.rtf - over 60 yearsHow Climate Change Is Stunting Farm Production 0421.rtfFocus on Food Helps Solve Climate Change 0220.rtfWarming Climate to Help California’s Voracious Pest and Hurt Its Nut Crops 0221.rtf - Orangeworms attack almonds and walnuts.Climate Change Worsens Child Malnutrition 0121.rtfSwarm of Locusts May Blow into Brazil from Argentina 0720.rtfNew, Larger Wave of Locusts Threatens Millions in Africa 0420.rtfLocust Swarms, Some 3 x New York City’s Size, Eat Their Way across Africa, Asia 0320.rtfWheat in Whitehorse - How Climate Change Helps Feed Canada's Remote Regions 0320.rtfClimate Change Linked to African Locust Invasion 0120.rtfHigher Temperatures Driving 'Alarming' Levels of Hunger 1019.rtfClimate Change Is Sapping Nutrients from Our Food, so Global Crisis Possible 0819.rtfClimate Change Compounds Hunger, Conflicts, German Aid Group Says 0619.rtfSoggy Springs, Scorching Summers - More Heat Takes Toll on US Staple Crops 0619.rtfCan We Grow Enough Seaweed to Help Cows Fight Climate Change? 0619.rtfLake Chad Farmers Pushed to ‘Tipping Point' in Climate Change Crisis 0519.rtfClimate Change Is Already Hurting Fruit Breeders. Consumers Are Next. 0319.rtfItaly’s Olive Harvest Dropped 57% due to Climate Change 0319.rtfWarming Waters Heat Up Fishing Costs along India’s Malabar Coast 0219.rtfFood Shocks Becoming More Frequent Due to Extreme Weather, Conflict 0119.rtfClimate Change Increases Crop Specialization Risks in Midwest 0119.rtf
drops in iron, zinc and protein as CO2 levels rise to ~560 ppm, except for the few C4 crops: corn, sorghum, etc.
2016-2018 Articles
Climate Change Could Hit Potato Industry Hard 1218.rtf - in Canada, as temperatures rise. It’s alread a big problem.As Climate Change Bites in Midwest, Farmers Are Desperate to Ring the Alarm 1218.rtfPoliticians Say Nothing, but Climate Change Increasingly Terrifies US Farmers 1018.rtf - floods & droughts in Iowa, etc.Why Ravaging Heat Waves Matter to World’s Dinner Table 0818.rtfRed Cross Warns of Food Crisis in North Korea, as Crops Fail in Heat 0818.rtfThe Global Heat Wave Is about to Hit Your Wallet 0718.rtf - wheat, cotton, power plant cooling, wildfiresGannets Study Reveals Warm Water Lowers Nutritional Value of Fish and Squid 0718.rtfCaffeine High? Climate-hit Ethiopia Shifts Coffee Uphill 0618.rtfClick for more2016-2018 Articles
Farmers Unable to Cope with Shocks Induced by Climate Change 0518.rtfMaple Sugar Season Faces Mounting Climate Change Pressure 0318.rtfIn Iceland, Global Warming Is No Longer a Joke 0318.rtfImpact of Warming Seas Felt by Northeastern Fisheries 0218.rtfGlobal Warming Hits Tea industry Worldwide 0218.rtfSoaring Popularity of Grass-Fed Beef May Hit Roadblock - Less Nutritious Grass 0118.rtf - more CO2 yields less proteinWorry Grows - Climate Change to Quietly Steal Nutrients from Major Food Crops 1217.rtfHow Climate Change Is Playing Havoc With Olive Oil (and Farmers) 1017.rtfClimate Change Creating Food Shortages across the Pacific 1017.rtfFarming in Alaska Is Increasingly Possible 0917.rtfThe Great Nutrient Collapse - More CO2 Yields Carbs Overdose 0917.rtf‘Flash Drought’ Could Devastate Half the High Plains Wheat Harvest 0817.rtfGlobal Warming Reduces Protein in Key Crops 0817.rtfClimate Study Offers Warnings for Florida Farmers from Global Warming 0717.rtfObama Sees New Front in Climate Change Battle- Agriculture 0517.rtfClimate Change to Blame for Flat-Lining Wheat Yield Gains - CSIRO 0317.rtfFood Production in Syria Hits All-Time Low 1116.rtfClimate Change Threatens Japan’s Agriculture 0816.rtf - Growing zones move north. Heat & drought in current zones.How Southern Africa Is Coping with the Worst Global Food Crisis in 25 Years 0516.rtfUnusual Heat Bakes Sri Lanka's Chicken Industry 0516.rtfClimate Brings Hard Times for Tea 0416.rtfAgriculture on the Brink 0416.rtfClimate Change’s Floods & Droughts Threatening Philippines Food Security 0316.rtfGlobal Warming Hits Rice Bowls 0316.rtfChilean Salmon under Threat 0316.rtfPakistan’s Biggest Threat Isn’t Terrorism, It’s Climate Change 0316.rtf - mostly droughts and floods, also sea level rise for flat KarachiDecline in Bee Population is Putting Global Food Industry at Risk 0216.rtfClimate Change Pushes Fish toward Poles, Threatening Food Source for Poor 0216.rtfRussian Farmers Find Climate Change Nyet So Great 0216.rtfAmple Grain Stocks Could Dampen Impact of El Niño : La Niña Shift 0216.rtfSoil Productivity Cut by Climate Change, Making Societies More Marginal 0116.rtfCereal Harvests across the World ‘Fall by 10% in 50 Years' 0116.rtfHunger Threatens Millions, as El Niño Causes Drought and Floods 1215.rtf
T. Richard et al., from Nielsen Persihables Group at Arizona State University, via Wall Street Journal, April 15, 2014
2014 and earlier Articles
Climate Smart Coffee with Bananas Set to Boost East African Farmers’ Income 1215.rtfImproving Soils Cuts Carbon and Grows More Food 1215.rtfEarth Has Lost 1:3 of Arable Land in Past 40 Years 1215.rtfLaos Counts Climate Change Costs - Record Floods, Drought and Landslides 1115.rtfClimate Change Study Points to Lower Yields and Early Ripening of Grape Crops 1115.rtfClimate Change Bites Kenyan Tea Farmers 1115.rtfRising Temperatures Kick-Start Subarctic Farming In Alaska 1115.rtfEthiopia, a Nation of Farmers, Strains under Severe Drought 1015.rtfClick for more2014 and earlier Articles
Does industrial Agriculture Actually Yield More Food per Acre than Organic? 1015.rtfEl Niño Threatens Food Supplies in Papua New Guinea 1015.rtfIndia's Tea Estates Face Climate-Change Threat 1015.rtfMillions Face Hunger due to Climate Change, ‘Super El Niño'- Oxfam 0915.rtfEl Niño Takes Toll on US Rice Farmers – and Points to Even Higher Prices 0915.rtfAs Drought Destroys Maize, Zimbabwe Tries Out New Staples 0915.rtfSevere Drought, Floods Destroy Crops in Papua New Guinea Highlands 0915.rtfMongolia in for Double Whammy - Drought Now, “Dzud" Freeze-Kill Next 0915.rtfClimate Change Threatens Food Production in Nigeria 0815.rtfSalt Water Increasingly Attacks Vietnam’s Mekong Delta 0715.rtfClimate Change Sparks Tension in India's Tea Gardens 0515.rtfEl Niño Could ‘Disrupt Food Markets' 0515.rtfTroubling New Research Suggests Global Warming Will Cut Wheat Yields 0515.rtfEl Niño Outlook Daunting for Aussie Farmers Already in Drought’s Grip 0515.rtfCoffee Production Slipping in Tanzania as Temperatures Rise 0415.rtfBeyond Almonds - a Rogue's Gallery of Guzzlers In California's Drought 0415.rtfClimate Change Costs for India 0315.rtfYields of Key Cassava Crop Not Keeping Pace with Africa Population Growth 0315.rtfFood Diversity under Siege from Global Warming, U.N. Says 0115.rtfClimate Change Threatens Staple Potato Crop in High Andes 0115.rtfExpert Says Climate Change Negatively Affecting Turkey Meat Quality 1114.rtfChina’s Parched Plains Ending Run of Record Corn Harvests 1114.rtfAir Pollution Slashes India's Potential Grain Yields by Half 1114.rtfClimate Change Hits Banana Farmers 1014.rtfClimate Change Affects Vietnam's Rice Bowl 0914.rtfWild Relatives of Food Crops Are Endangered 0914.rtfShifting Climate Has North Dakota Farmers Swapping Wheat For Corn 0814.rtfCanada’s Record Rains Cut Wheat Acreage to 3-Year Low 0714.rtfHow to Stop Climate Change Making Food Less Nutritious? 0714.rtfGrowing Pains of China's Agricultural Water Needs 0614.rtfInside the Looming Food Crisis 0514.rtfEl Niño's Threat to Major Food Crop Yields 0514.rtfClimate Change Making Food Crops Less Nutritious 0514.rtfSpeakers Cite Climate Change’s Effect on Farms 0514.rtfWheat Rust Fungal Disease Threatens to Destroy World Crop 0414.rtfDrought Could Drain More Than Brazil's Coffee Crop 0214.rtfHoneybee Shortage Threatens Crop Pollination in Europe 0114.docIs the IPCC Right on Climate Change? Just Ask the World's Farmers 0913.rtfIndia’s Dangerous Food Bubble 1213.rtfJolt to Complacency on Food Supply 1113.rtfCrop Pests Head Polewards to Flee Heat 0913.rtfBrazil Faces Drop in Crop Productivity 0913.rtfToo Much Rain Washes Out Crops in the South 0813.rtfHot B.C. Summer Creates Perfect Conditions for Invasive Fruit Fly 0813.rtfChanges in Store as Ohio Warms 0813.rtf - Corn & soy yields to drop 50% by 2050. Corn belt has already moved north 100 miles in 50 years.Climate Change Threatens Crunchy, Tart Apples 0813.rtfAncient Civilizations Toppled by Climate Disruption 0813.rtfRising Temperature, Rising Food Prices 0813.rtf - 10% drop in yields per °C warming, etc.Climate Forecasts Shown to Warn of Crop Failures 0713.rtfGrain Yields Starting to Plateau 0813.rtfUS Corn, Soy Planting Pace Slowest in 17 Years, After Wet Week 0613.rtfHow Climate Change Could Eventually End Coffee 0313.rtfLink Between Climate Change and Your Food 0313.rtfWeather Changes Frustrate Nepal’s Farmers 0213.rtfWeather Shifts Force Kentucky Farmers to Try Other Crops 1212.rtfMore Carbon Dioxide Is Reducing Crop Yields 1112.rtfClimate Downgrade- Food Production Hit 1112.rtfClimate Change Threat to Arabica Coffee Crops 1112.rtfWarming Cuts Milk Production 0712.rtfWarming Shrivels Crop Yields 1011.rtfClimate Shifts Cut Wheat Yields 0511.rtfClimate Impacts on Agriculture, Hatfield 0411.pdf - Wide-ranging meta-analysis of very many studies, including CO2 fertilizationWarming Hurts African Crops, Interacts with Rain 0311.rtfCoffee Yields Plummet As Climate Warms 0311.rtfWarmer Weather Drives Crops Northward 1010.rtfRice Yields Falling as World Warms 0810.rtfRice Response to Warm Nights 0810.pdfEven Slow Warming Could Halve Crop Yields 0909.rtfCrops Fall w Slow Warm 0909, Supplement.pdfCrops Fall w Slow Warming 0909.pdfRice re CO2, O3, Temp 0308.pdfRice Yields Fall 10+% per 1°C Night Warming 0704.pdf17% Fall in Corn & Soybean Yields per 1°C Warming in US 0203.pdf
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