LONDON, Aug 19 (Reuters) – Hello, it’s Energy and environment, social and governance (ESG) editor Sharon Kimathi here, filling in for Ross Kerber.
Usually, I focus on the immediate impacts of climate change on our lives, filling in my Sustainable Switch readers on topics ranging from rising temperatures, droughts and worsening wildfires to earthquakes and floods. Click here to subscribe.
For this newsletter, I focus on how climate events affect food supply chains. Global forecasters say an El Niño weather pattern is strengthening, which poses a risk to crops around the world.