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Climate change could wipe out the banana, world’s top fruit

Extreme weather events, shifting monsoon patterns and rising temperatures are disrupting the cultivation of this food crop which is ranked fourth important globally
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For many, a banana is more than just a convenient snack — it is a vital part of the daily diet. Istock

Banana, world’s most popular fruit, faces an uncertain future due to the escalating climate crisis, warns a new report from international development charity Christian Aid. The report highlights how extreme weather, rising temperatures, and climate-driven pests are endangering banana-producing regions — prompting urgent calls for emission cuts and greater support for farmers.

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