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Will global warming ruin French wine production?

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Global warming is having a profound impact on the molecular make-up of grapes and therefore what we put in our wine glasses. According to one US study, the amount of land favourable to vineyards in Europe could be reduced by 68% in 2050. French vineyards now have no choice but to adapt or disappear, as this report explains.

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