Results: Climate Change causes Wildfires and Smoke, Impacting Crops Globally

Wildfire smoke impacts crop growth, cutting Almond and Pistachio production in half. The smoke blocking out the sun is hurting the crops. Photosynthesis is impeded by the smoke. Smoke contains gases that are also harmful. Researchers are trying to solve the impacts. Were you aware smoke could harm nut Crops this much?

There has been a two year study of the impact Wildfire smoke has on potato crops. Many scientists have proven that the smoke dramatically affects tuber growth and development. The potstoes are smaller, misshapened, and darker when fried. These factors make the crop less valuable. There is a decrease in US No. 1 the most desirable type of potatoes for both the growers and processors. Were you aware that some varieties are more vulnerable than others?

Extreme weather and Wildfire Smoke has been Impacting farmer's Crops in Baldwinsville, New York. The smoke has lowered temperatures and blocks the sun. The yields are lower and slower, this also increases pricing. Farmers are trying to adapt to the changes. Will you support your local farmers?

Wildfire smoke and ash impacts grapes by damaging the crops. This has impacted the Okanagan Wine Industry, Oregon, California and Europe. Scientists have analysed the changes to the grapes as a result. The compounds stick to the skin and are absorbed by the grapes. White grapes are not impacted as much as grapes used for Red varieties. Were you aware that it could lead to millions of dollars in damage?

Wildfire smoke and emissions from Canada in June 2023 have impacted Europe from Spain to Norway. This is a threat to human health and crops. Scientists are concerned that it is going to increase in severity in future years across the globe. According to the EU's Copernicus Atmospheric Monitoring Service, Canada wildfires have released a record 160 million tonnes of carbon. Did the smoke from the 2023 Wildfires in Canada impact the region where you live?

In the Summer of 2023, Wildfires devastated Greek Islands. Thousands of people were forced to evacuate seaside resorts, farms, towns and villages near Athens, after a combination of high winds and a heatwave sparked two separate wildfires near Greece's capital. Several homes were damaged by a blaze in Kouvaras, according to the Greek fire service, while more fire crews were stationed to assist areas including Kalyvia, Anavyssos and Loutraki. Were you aware of the devastation of the wildfires in Greece, during the Summer of 2023 as virtually everything burned?