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Article

8 Nov 2001

Author:
United Nations Environment Programme

Climate Change: Billions Across The Tropics Face Hunger And Starvation As Big Drop In Crop Yields Forecast

Harvests of some of the world's most important food crops could fall by as much as a third in some crucial parts of the planet as a result of climate change, scientists are warning. The decline comes at a time when there is an urgent need to raise yields to feed as growing, global, population.