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What impact will climate change have on agriculture if greenhouse gas emissions continue to rise?

Kylee Stygall

Climate change is when Earth's weather gets warmer and changes how plants and animals live. This can happen because people produce too much gas that goes into the air and traps heat, making the air hotter. This is called greenhouse gas emissions.

When Earth's weather gets warmer, it can change how farms grow food and how animals get their food. Crops might not grow as well because the weather could be too hot or dry. This can make it hard for farmers to make enough food to sell and feed their families. Animals might have trouble finding food too, which could make it hard for people to have meat and milk to eat.

If greenhouse gas emissions keep rising, the weather could get even hotter and drier than it is now. This could make it really hard for farmers to grow crops and for animals to find food. People might not have enough food to eat, which could make them sick or even die. It could also mean that people might not have enough money to buy food, which could make it hard for them to go to school or work.

So, it is important for everyone to try to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by doing things like using less electricity, walking or biking instead of driving, and planting trees. This can help keep the air cooler and make it easier for farmers to grow food and for animals to find food. We all need to work together to take care of our planet, so that we have enough food to eat and can keep living happy and healthy lives.