Jerry Clark+FollowWhy Your Rice Bowl Might Cost More SoonEver wondered why your favorite rice dishes are getting pricier? Climate change is hitting rice farmers hard, from India to Nigeria. Hotter weather and weird rain patterns mean smaller harvests, which could mean less rice on your plate and higher prices at the store. Some farmers are switching to less thirsty crops or investing in pricey irrigation, but it’s a tough road. Pro tip: Save money and help the planet by eating local and wasting less food! #Business #Industry #RiceCrisis10Share
Brooke Martin+FollowRice Crisis: Why Your Grocery Bill Might JumpImagine buying a bag of rice, only to find it half-empty—well, that’s what Indian farmers are dealing with right now. A mystery disease is wiping out rice crops in Meghalaya, and it’s not just a farmer problem. Less rice means prices could spike at your local store, too. Experts say wild weather swings (think: heat waves and heavy rain) are making things worse. The fix? More clean energy like solar to cool things down and keep food affordable. Maybe it’s time to check out those solar panel deals! #RiceCrisis #FoodSecurity #ClimateImpact #Business120Share
