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Rising temperatures are changing wine regions and affecting grape quality, new global study finds.
A global study by UBC researchers shows that rising temperatures are altering wine-growing regions, affecting wine taste.
Temperatures during the growing season have risen by almost 100 growing degree days on average, with Europe seeing the biggest impact, warming up to 2.5°C since 1980.
This affects grape ripening and harvest times.
The study calls for vineyards to adapt to hotter, drier conditions and emphasizes the need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to preserve wine quality.
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El aumento de las temperaturas está cambiando las regiones vinícolas y afectando la calidad de las uvas, según un nuevo estudio mundial.