Environment
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Extreme Weather Conditions Unsuitable For Growing Wine Grapes, Study Says
Wine regions suffer the impact of extreme weather conditions. Read more here. If global temperatures rise by more than 2°C over the preindustrial norm, 70% of the world's winegrowing regions may become unfit for grape production.
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