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Over 1 billion in damage to Italian agriculture this year

epa09293745 Vehicles drive slowly on a flooded street in Turin, Italy, 22 June 2021. There is still yellow alert for thunderstorms throughout Piedmont north of the Po river. The rainy weather may be accompanied by lightning, local flooding, isolated landslides and falling trees. EPA-EFE/ALESSANDRO DI MARCO

Extreme climate events have caused over one billion euros in damage to Italian agriculture so far in 2021 due to lost production, farmers’ association Coldiretti said this week.


It said the events linked to the climate crisis included cold snaps in spring, drought, floods, tornados, and hail downpours.


It said these events had decimated a wide variety of harvests, with summer fruit yields down by half with respect to a normal year.

Photo: Vehicles drive slowly on a flooded street in Turin. EPA-EFE/ALESSANDRO DI MARCO

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