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In the mid 2010s, for example, we saw food prices really historically quite low on a real basis. so this, for me, is a concern because one thing were seeing globally now is extreme climatic events, whether its the heat in europe or the drought or the floods in asia, these are supposedly going to become more and more common with climate change, which basically puts a massive risk on crop yields and, therefore, the ability to grow food quickly and in sufficient quantities around the world to meet ...

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To keep an eye out on, but obviously, if food prices stay high, it also does incentivize producers to be planting more of that stuff. its just that they need weather to comply as well. well, on that not so rosy point, kona haque, always great to see you. thanks for your time and well talk to you soon. thank you so much. so once the crops have grown, they have to get around the world. and only recently, the supply chains, they were gripped in chaos following the covid pandemic. so how is all of t...

No, i would argue that we havent had food inflation the way we have seen the last year or so. we havent had something like this for decades, in fact. in the mid 2010s, for example, we saw food prices really historically quite low on a real basis. so this for me is a concern because one thing were seeing globally now is extreme climatic events, whether its the heat in europe or the drought or the floods in asia, these are supposedly going to become more and more common with climate change, which ...

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Mosquitoes have been on my mind a lot lately.

But obviously if food prices stay high, it also does incentivize producers to be planting more of that stuff. its just that they need weather to comply as well. well, on that, not so rosy point, always great to see you. thanks for your time and well talk to you soon. thank you so much. okay. so once the crops have grown, they have to get around the world. and only recently, the supply chains, they were gripped in chaos following the covid pandemic. so how is all of this now playing out? well, my...

Here the government is also keen to promote the largescale planting of trees which help soak up carbon as they grow. our environment correspondent, matt mcgrath has been looking at the potential solutions. ina in a railway arch in east london, a small company is tackling the root cause of climate change. mission zero have developed what they say is a better, more cost—effective way of extracting carbon dioxide from thin air and they extracting carbon dioxide from thin airand they want extracti...

In May, 327 two-year-old red spruce trees grown by the Southern Highlands Reserve in Lake Toxaway traveled to the Black Mountains for planting in Moun...

Theres a diverse range of events to explore in Central Oreogon this week.