Europe’s winemakers: climate change and adaptation
Climate change may increasingly force European wine producers to rethink their planting and farming practices so far, even for the sake of elementary survival – privatbankar.hu wrote.
Planting of varieties that are more tolerant of extreme weather has already begun in the Mediterranean, but a breakthrough is yet to come. (privatbankar.hu)
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