Global warming over the next 40 years will result in in many regions of the world, traditional crops will cease to give a crop that allows them to feed, says expert report of the International Change Research Program climate, agricultural and food security (CCAFS). The first people to face the problem are the people of Africa, Southeast Asia and Latin America. 
Photos from open sources Mankind can save Bananas Traditional for these regions agricultural crops – various types of cereals, rice, potatoes – or stop grow at all, or begin to produce a crop that can no longer feed those who grow it. This will lead to an increase average annual temperature, and that the climate in the regions will become more arid. Crops traditional in hot countries, such as bananas, on the contrary, will give unprecedentedly plentiful harvests even in those latitudes where at the moment no one is trying to grow them. Farmers, agricultural companies desperate to receive more or less significant yields traditional for their places crops, will quickly switch to growing bananas and other exotic plants. Likelihood of a similar scenario so big that the food and agricultural The UN program is already preparing a series of measures that will allow the transition of agricultural producers in several regions to unusual types of crops for them as painless as possible. TO international officials are pushing this African countries that already today have fully felt consequences of global warming. Drought spanning African regions are increasingly destroying the future crop, leads to mass death of livestock. Scientists are not concerned limited by the need for a smooth transition from traditional crops on the tropical. A serious threat will be less than in half a century, present the resulting change in diet nutrition of people. Carbohydrate-rich bananas won’t fully replace the populations of many countries with their familiar products. And here UN experts seriously count on the development of the world fisheries. With careful, rational use, resources oceans can provide an ever-growing human population Earth with all the necessary nutrients, I believe specialists.
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