From coffee to codfish: The foods that will get more expensive with climate change

euronews · Rebecca Ann Hughes · last updated September 19, 2022 – 1:37 AM

Droughts and heatwaves fuelled by climate change have endangered food supplies across Europe this summer. Rice in northern Italy, olive oil in Spain and barley in the UK have all seen dramatic decreases in yield due to environmental conditions.

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From coffee to codfish: The foods that will get more expensive with climate change

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