Most of UK’s essential food supply grown in drought-risk areas, report warns

The UK's essential food supply is largely grown in areas with a high risk of drought, a recent report warns. This is concerning because it means the country's food production is vulnerable to water shortages, which could lead to crop failures and reduced food availability. The report highlights the need for more sustainable and resilient agricultural practices to mitigate the impact of drought on the UK's food supply, which is crucial for the economy and trade.

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The report warns of drought-risk areas affecting essential food supply. This could lead to food shortages and increased prices.

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