Research shows that extreme weather events are causing significant increases in food prices in multiple countries.

The latest research results released by the Barcelona Supercomputing Center in Spain show that extreme weather caused by climate change is leading to a significant increase in basic food prices in multiple countries. According to a report by CNN on the 22nd, the study was led by Maxmilian Kotz at the Barcelona Supercomputing Center and the results were recently released. Kotz said that in recent years, various foods, from vegetables in California to coffee in Brazil, have seen significant price increases, mainly due to extreme weather conditions that have surpassed all previous precedents before 2020.