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April 14, 2023 Today on New Security Beat A Warmer, Wetter Climate Challenges a Chinese Eco-farm By Jiang Mengnan Regardless of the warmer, wetter seasons and localized changes that climate change may bring to certain areas of China, there is no denying extreme weather events are intensifying and becoming more frequent. The impacts of climate change are testing Chinese farmers ability to adapt their practices to shifting precipitation and weather patterns.

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