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  1. #KnowledgeBit: "#Climateflation" is a term that describes the increasing impact of climate change on inflation.

    Essentially, it refers to the rising prices of goods and services due to climate-related disruptions.

    knowledgezone.co.in/kbits/67ef

  2. #Globalwarming and heat extremes to enhance inflationary pressures

    Maximilian Kotz, Friderike Kuik, Eliza Lis & Christiane Nickel

    Communications Earth & Environment, 2024

    nature.com/articles/s43247-023

    How ‘#climateflation’ will change the way we eat

    The term ‘climateflation’ refers to the rising cost of living caused by the climate crisis (@theguardian) by Phoebe Weston
    Food for thought | First Edition from the Guardian

  3. How ‘#climateflation’ will change the way we eat

    The term ‘climateflation’ refers to the rising cost of living caused by the climate crisis. Fundamentally, disruptions to agriculture have an impact on how much people have to fork out for food. #Extremeweather causes short-term price shocks, but hotter average temperatures cause food inflation spikes that can last up to 12 months, according to Kotz’s research from last year

    nature.com/articles/s43247-023

  4. Climateflation Threatens Food Prices

    Climateflation driven by climate change pushes global food prices higher, threatening food security and social stability across nations.

    olamnews.com/world/1297/climat

  5. Die Klimakrise trifft #Schleckermäulchen:

    #Extremwetter in der #Türkei hat die #Haselnuss-Ernte stark reduziert, was Preise für #Nutella, #Nougat und #Pralinen steigen lässt.

    Dieses Beispiel für „#Climateflation“ zeigt, wie #Klimawandel #Lebensmittel verteuert – ähnlich wie bei #Kakao, #Olivenöl und Grundnahrungsmitteln wie #Mais.

    Laut #PIK könnten #Lebensmittelpreise bis 2035 jährlich um 3,5 % zulegen. Für viele bedeutet das nicht Luxusverlust, sondern #Hunger.

    taz.de/Nutella-bald-nur-noch-f

  6. „Die einen nennen das „#Climateflation“. Die anderen, schuldlos Betroffenen, nennen es „#Hunger“.“

    taz.de/!6102612

  7. Neuer Begriff:
    #Climateflation

    Laut Studie könnten Lebensmittelpreise in den UK bis 2050 wegen des Klimas um rund einen Drittel steigen.

    #Merz: Bürgergeld kürzen, Gaskraftwerke bauen und Flüge günstiger machen.

    theguardian.com/business/2025/

  8. #DidYouKnow: "#Climateflation" is a term that describes the increasing impact of climate change on inflation.

    Essentially, it refers to the rising prices of goods and services due to climate-related disruptions.

    knowledgezone.co.in/kbits/67ef

  9. Climateflation = Der #Klimawandel macht u. a. Lebensmittel teurer. Ein Thema für den „Update Erde“ #Podcast. Konkretes, aktuelles Beispiel: #Frostschäden setzen dem Obst- und Weinbau zu. Nach diesem Frühjahr wirds unter anderem weniger deutsche Kirschen und Trauben geben, die Preise werden vrsl steigen... #Climateflation in Aktion.
    Wer sich jetzt fragt: „Frost?? Klimawandel??“ Jupp!
    Reinhören ➡️
    deutschlandfunknova.de/podcast

  10. "#Climateflation' is all too real & numbers are striking" said Gernot Wagner climate economist at Columbia Biz School. "Climateflation doesn't just affect food prices, its effects reverberate through to core inflation" noting the 1%+ increase to inflation buff.ly/3x7MbIZ

  11. #ClimateDiary Nothing positive here but I do feel slightly vindicated in that, when i did a few posts about #Climateflation a while ago, many responded that it was wrong to even talk about this as it was the narrative of those trying to hide the effects of #Brexit and #greedflation. Yes these (and war etc) are hugely important too in rising food prices - nothing is monocausal - but good to recognise and start talking about #Climateflation too.

    theguardian.com/business/2023/

  12. #ClimateDiary yesterday we heard that #UK inflation is still at 10.1%, food prices at *19%*. This is due to a combination of factors, including of course #Brexit, but also increasingly the #ClimateCrisis impacting growers and suppliers, and it’s important to highlight and recognise this. I like @PositiveMoneyUK’s term #ClimateFlation

    positivemoney.org/2023/04/clim