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 shows increasing global average temperatures and more intense and frequent heat waves are already driving up the prices of food and other goods.

To talk more about climate change and inflation is the lead author of that research, Maximilian Kotz with the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research in Germany. 

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Increasing global average temperatures and more intense and frequent heat waves are already driving up the prices of food and other goods. So just how much is climate change affecting inflation?

A new paper shows increasing global average temperatures and more intense and frequent heat waves are already driving up the prices of food and other goods. How much is climate change affecting inflation?

New study shows climate change is already affecting food prices

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