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Here are some recent stories of interest that I have seen over the last few weeks. You might enjoy reading them, too.

Modern Farmer: High Winds Are Rattling US Farmers This Spring

Time: Wheat Crops Almost Everywhere Are Coming Under Threat From Extreme Weather

The Conversation: Bad news for the 2022 hurricane season: The Loop Current, a fueler of monster storms, is looking a lot like it did in 2005, the year of Katrina

Meteorological Technology International: Study warns of increased water scarcity in 80% of croplands globally by 2050

Modern Farmer: Vineyards Grapple With How to Best Keep Their Workers Safe

Ecocentricity: Global Warming vs. Climate Change: Their History and Their Differences

The Economist: The Increasing Frequency of Fatal Wet-Bulb Temperatures

Source: Elliott Ross via the Washington Post

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