And that, they say, has profound implications for — most of them bad — for world food production, economic stability and social order. (climatedepot.com)
There have already been plenty of indicators that global warming may be acting as a drag on world food production - lowering yields and pushing up food prices. (earthtimes.org)
Yet I have published a peer - reviewed paper on climate change and food production (available at my website's url) using regression analysis to show the roles of temperature, CO2, and fertilisers on the FAO Index of world food production (judithcurry.com)