One of the first studies to examine the effects of climate change on multiple food systems – instead of one food system alone – reveals that about 90 per cent of the world's human population (7.2 billion people) may lose food production in both agriculture and marine fisheries by 2100.
Research shows climate change could decimate global food production
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