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Cropped 15 July 2026: Uganda starves | Trump opens endangered habitats | UK cuts rainforest aid

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Cropped 15 July 2026: Uganda starves | Trump opens endangered habitats | UK cuts rainforest aid
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This report highlights the intersection of climate change and global food security, noting severe droughts in Uganda and extreme weather impacting agriculture in India, France, and the UK. It also discusses the role of El Niño in exacerbating food price volatility and the spread of wildfires across Europe.

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Climate-driven agricultural instability poses a significant threat to global food supply chains and economic stability through 2028.

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Confidence: 90%

The report relies on data from international organizations and reputable news outlets to summarize climate impacts without overt political spin.

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