Blaz Kurnik, an expert from the European Environment Agency on the impacts of climate change, granted an interview published in the same agency, detailing the results included in the report “impacts of climate change and adaptation in the agricultural sector in Europe“.
Blaz Kurnik, an expert from the European Environment Agency
In this report, which we recommend reading, the performance of agriculture and livestock is addressed, focusing on the needs of food production for humans and fodder for animals.
As Blaz Kurnik commented, climate change is causing adverse effects in the European agricultural sector, due to changes in temperature and rainfall, as well as extreme weather events, influencing production and may cause land abandonment. agricultural These conditions affect not only the availability of water for irrigation and feeding of livestock, but also the processing of agricultural products, transportation and storage.
The original EEA article also addresses a series of measures that the European Union is taking to adapt to these new scenarios.
These perspectives must be taken into account in the various studies and research carried out, as we have stated in the CONSOLE Project.
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