SSDD
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You asked what impact climate change would have on agriculture where you live - you have the evidence. Increased temperatures may well mean more droughts where you live.
That isn't what the peer reviewed research says. It says that droughts were longer in duration and more severe when it was cooler. Climate science says that a warmer world will be wetter. Does wetter mean more drought in climate pseudoscience speak like warmer means colder?..
Warmer world gets wetter : Nature News
Expect a Warmer, Wetter World this Century, Computer Models Agree : News
World getting wetter and warmer - SpecialsEnvironment - www.smh.com.au
So your own scientists say that drought is not going to be a problem...one vague threat down.
You also have the evidence that climate change IS linked to the spread of tropical disease.I also have, and have provided evidence that practice can eliminate that problem. Another vague threat down.
Both of these points have now been proven, and an honest poster would accept that.
Actually, they both failed. Drought, according to climate science is not going to be an issue and history has shown that vector born disease can be eradicated via practice.
You fail.