This article explains how the scientists used eight global-agricultural models to analyse various scenarios between now and 2050. These models suggest, on average, that climate change could put an extra 24 million people at risk of hunger. But a global carbon tax would increase food prices and push 78 million more people into risk of hunger.
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Global Temperature Drops By 0.4°C In Three Years The GWPF Observatory, 30 November 2018 Dr David Whitehouse, GWPF Science Editor It is said...
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