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A recent study has linked extreme weather events driven by climate change to sharp increases in global food prices. Notably, Australian lettuce prices have surged by 300%, US vegetable prices have risen by 80%, and Spanish olive oil costs have increased by 15%. These price spikes are contributing to broader food inflation worldwide, with experts warning that the situation is expected to worsen as climate change impacts intensify.
Un repunte del 300% en los precios de la lechuga australiana. Una subida del 80% en las verduras estadounidenses. Cómo el cambio climático está elevando su factura de la compra: https://t.co/8Sh8KlS2iQ
How climate change is raising your grocery bills https://t.co/3bYfxQCByA via @emmarcourt https://t.co/wGImpaMeVM
From a 300% spike in Australian lettuce to 80% higher U.S. vegetable prices, extreme weather is driving global food inflation. And it’s only getting worse. https://t.co/sBjKIKKhBf #energy #EnergyTransition #ClimateActionNow #renewables #globalwarming https://t.co/4IyEdrApBc
