India looks to sow more climate-resilient crops as it braces for more heatwaves, water crises
India is sowing the seeds of climate resilient crops by developing varieties that can better withstand the effects of global warming. It comes as one of the world's biggest grain producers braces for more frequent and intense heatwaves and water crises. The country estimates it lost nearly 70 million hectares of crops to either heat or water stress between 2015 and 2021. Ishan Garg reports.
India is sowing the seeds of climate resilient crops by developing varieties that can better withstand the effects of global warming. It comes as one of the world's biggest grain producers braces for more frequent and intense heatwaves and water crises. The country estimates it lost nearly 70 million hectares of crops to either heat or water stress between 2015 and 2021. Ishan Garg reports.
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