Wednesday, May 14, 2014

Climate Change Is Turning Your Produce Into Junk Food

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FOOD FOR THOUGHT FOOD + FARMING FROM TOM PHILPOTT

 

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May 14, 2014

 

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Climate Change Is Turning Your Produce Into Junk Food

Climate skeptics like to point out that carbon dioxide in the atmosphere stimulates plant growth—suggesting that ever-growing fossil fuel consumption will lead to an era of bin-busting crop yields.

But a groundbreaking study by a global team of researchers has found that heightened levels of atmospheric carbon make key staple crops less nutritious.

To find out which crops are at risk—and which nutrients they're losing—click here.

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