This summer, record temperatures and limited rainfall parched vast areas of US cropland, and with Earth's surface air temperature projected to rise 0.69 degrees Celsius by 2030, global food production will be even more unpredictable, according to new research report, Innovations in Sustainable Agriculture: Supporting Climate-Friendly Food Production, conducted by the Worldwatch Institute.
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