Climate change is increasing the likelihood and intensity of extreme rainfall, putting China's agricultural land at growing risk of flooding, disruption and damage, according to new research led by Dr. Haoyu Hu from the University of Manchester.
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Climate Change-Induced Extreme Rainfall Threatens Agriculture in China
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September 17, 2026
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New research indicates that climate change is causing extreme rainfall in China, which threatens agricultural land with flooding and damage. The study is led by Dr. Haoyu Hu from the University of Manchester. This situation highlights the broader implications of climate change on food security, which is also a concern for Iran.
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