Climate Change Has Already Likely Affected Global Food Production

July 15, 2020

**In this 2013 photo, soybeans show the effect of drought near Navasota, TX / Photo by Bob Nichols, Flickr, Creative Commons**

Climate change has potentially already affected global production of the ten largest crops and the production of consumable food calories.

By Dr. Deepak K. Ray
Senior Scientist
Institute on the Environment
University of Minnesota

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Originally published by PLoS One, 05.30.2019, under the terms of a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 license.

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