Climate Change
Did You Know? Your Favourite Foods Could Disappear Due To Climate ChangeClimate change may make some crops extinct, while others may become extremely scarce. Here's all you need to know!
- How The Food We Eat Makes Climate Change Worse
The way we produce and eat food must change urgently both to cut the amount of planet-warming emissions produced by agriculture, and to help farmers adapt to climate change, the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) ...
- Wheat, One Of The World's Most Important Crops, Is Being Threatened By Climate Change
Now, a new study published Monday in Nature Climate Change reiterates concerns that wheat -- the most significant single crop in terms of human consumption -- might be in big trouble. After comparing multiple studies ...
- Climate Change is Shifting Areas of Skin Disease Concern
Climate change is bringing certain skin diseases and other illnesses to regions where they were rarely seen before, according to a recent research review.
- Climate Change Ups Asthma Deaths, to Rise by 20% if Steps Are Not Taken
India will see a 20 per cent rise in asthma-related deaths in the next 10 years if urgent steps to curb climate change and prepare for its consequences.
- Can Chocolate Help Tackle Climate Change? New Report Says Yes
This by-product of chocolate production can help reduce carbon emissions and more. Here's how it works!
- After Years of Delay, Climate Talks Face a New Problem: Speed
Efforts to build a new global deal to tackle climate change were for many years criticised for moving at a glacial pace.
- Climate Change is Good News for English Wine
Climate change and chalky soils have largely benefitted English sparkling wines.
- Climate Change Threatens the Heart, Lungs and Also the Brain: U.S. Study
Climate change can be expected to boost the number of annual premature U.S. deaths from heat waves in coming decades and to increase mental health problems.
- Stop Wasting Food to Help Curb Climate Change
Reducing food waste around the world would help curb emissions of planet-warming gases, lessening some of the impacts of climate change such as more extreme weather and rising seas.
