Rabiya Abassi News Today

Melbourne, June 29: Climate change is taking a tremendous toll on the world’s food systems, leading scientists to rethink how we feed ourselves. Frequent and recurring climate shocks continue to drive acute hunger around the world. As a report released this month by The Food and Agriculture Organization and World Food Programme warns, we have entered a ‘new normal’ where droughts, flooding, hurricanes, and cyclones repeatedly decimate farming and livestock, displace people and push...