Farmers Can Now Use up Winter Reserves, the European Union Warns of a Threatening Future
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EXTREME heat and drought have caused damage to EU agriculture of up to 17 billion euros, while only 12 percent of crops have insurance against climate extremes.
The European Commission is trying to assess the extent of the damage this year's heatwaves and drought may have caused to agriculture: the situation varies by region, but our current estimate is that the losses are between 14 and 17 billion euros, EU Commissioner for Agriculture Christophe Hansen said in Brussels on Monday.
Heat and drought have led to poor harvests in the EU. EU Agriculture Commissioner Christophe Hansen calls farmers "the first victims of climate change".
The heat summer has caused damage to EU agriculture of 14 to 17 billion euros. The exact extent will only be evident after the harvest.
Only 12 percent of agricultural production in the European Union is currently insured against damage.
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