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Climate change adaptation is key to future of farming in Europe

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Article Published 16 Sep 2019 Last modified 11 May 2021

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Photo: © Kayhan Guc, Sustainably Yours/EEA

This past summer’s heatwaves and extreme weather events have broken new climate records in Europe once again reinforcing the importance of climate change adaptation. We sat down with Blaz Kurnik, a European Environment Agency (EEA) expert on climate change impacts and adaptation to discuss the EEA’s new report on how climate change is impacting agriculture in Europe which came out earlier this month.