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Climate Change Triggers Surge in Food Prices Globally: Report
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According to a study conducted by the European Central Bank, published on Monday 21 July, food inflation would be explained by global warming and by the increase in the number of
Climate Change Triggers Surge in Food Prices Globally: Report
The research finds that climate change-induced food price shocks can exacerbate a range of health outcomes. Weather extremes are driving a surge in food prices among foods like British potatoes, Californian vegetables, South African maize, and Indian onions. The study, led by Maximillian Kotz of the Barcelona Supercomputing Centre, investigated 16 examples across 18 countries over a two-year period (2022-2024). The study showed that the price …
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