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How does climate change threaten food availability for a growing population ?
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How does climate change threaten food availability for a growing population ?

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Climate changes threaten food availability because it makes the atmosphere thinner and that leads to more solar rays penetrating the atmosphere making the weather hotter and it reacts as fire forests.
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Due to the increasing weather patterns, weather will become unpredictable and temperatures will rise which makes growing conditions worse
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