India takes steps to protect wheat from global warming - The Times of India

NEW DELHI: Although no major impact has been observed on wheat production due to global warming in India in the recent past, the government has taken preventive steps to safeguard the principal crop from rising temperature.

Data show there has been increasing trend since 2007-8 in wheat production, which alone contributes over 71 per cent of total foodgrain production of the country.
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Although no adverse affect of global warming has been noticed on wheat in India so far, the government has taken some timely precautionary steps.

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Unfortunately, it seems, there are one or two things that our Brian doesn’t quite get about Climategate and peer review: as Durkin will now explain.

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