Change. and it deeply affects as you just pointed out food. food growth, food production. what do we do about the inertia in terms of people not realizing the perils that we are facing right now? that s a great question, and that was really one of the things that motivated me in this story. i think food it was coming at the food issue sort of from the side. i m not a foodie or a food activist, but it is such an intimate frame for a story that s becoming, you know, more and more real for people. climate change is becoming something you can taste. it is, you know, quite literally a kitchen table issue. we re seeing in the midwest right now corn and soy farmers who are having trouble getting their crops in the ground because of the storms out there. there are, you know, impacts on all manner you know, the full range of foods, vineyards and olive groves, peach and citrus orchards and grains, coffee,
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