"Food prices spike due to heat, drought and heavy precipitation" (Environmental Research / study)

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"Among the widespread impacts of exceptional heat, rising food prices are beginning to play a prominent role in public perception, now the second most frequently cited impact of climate change experienced globally, following only extreme heat itself", introduce the authors of a study published in the latest Environmental Research issue...

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