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I ran across this article today on the impacts of warming climate on the wine-making industry in Quebec, Canada.  It starts with one of the best lines I have ever read in a climate change article.

“Crops are drying out, cattle are too hot to have sex, and the gelato industry is slowly melting away.

But climate change isn’t all bad. In a few decades from now, we may be able to watch the world go up in flames while sipping on a subtle, complex pinot noir from Quebec.”

If you would like to read more, you can view the full article at https://munchies.vice.com/articles/climate-change-might-be-good-for-quebec-winemakers.

Source: Commons Wikimedia
Source: Commons Wikimedia