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The relationship between climate change and food supply is becoming increasingly evident as global warming continues to affect agricultural systems and food production. Changes in temperature, precipitation, and atmospheric carbon levels are altering growing seasons and crop viability, leading to a reduction in the diversity and quantity of available food. Additionally, climate-induced disruptions such as droughts, floods, and storms can devastate food infrastructure, complicating distribution and access. In response, there is a growing emphasis on sustainable agriculture, including practices that improve soil health, reduce emissions, and enhance crop resilience. Addressing these challenges requires a global effort to adapt food systems to ensure long-term food security amidst changing climatic conditions.
