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Markets » Commodities » Food & Edible Oils
Press Trust Of India  |  New Delhi  May 10, 2012 Last Updated at 00:53 IST

'Climate change may hit wheat production'

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<p>A one degree celsius rise in temperature associated with increase in carbon dioxide in atmosphere could hit wheat production in India unless adaptation strategies are adopted, according to a government report on climate change. In the absence of adaptation and CO2 fertilisation benefits, a one degree Celsius rise in temperature alone could lead to a decrease of six million tonnes of wheat production, the report submitted to the UN said.

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