"This here is strictly dryness here," Zaputil says, referring to his crop. "These stalks will cannibalize themselves to pull moisture out of it in order to feed that ear, and these will get brittle and very susceptible to high wind damage later on in the season.”
Stott says the new findings are a wake-up call that the adverse impact of a warming climate can be reduced by acting now to cut carbon-dioxide emissions from cars, factories and buildings.
“So hopefully people can understand the implication of future climate change and relate that to what’s happening at the moment.”
Stott says the study is the first of what he hopes will be annual reports examining the connection between global warming and specific extreme weather events.
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