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Celine examines a cabbage that has been affected by Kabore, a climate-induced disease. February 21st, 2024

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In recent years, unpredictable rainfall and weather patterns have been hurting Celine's crops, particularly cabbage, which she produces in large quantities, and is vulnerable to climate-induced diseases. When Celine started growing cabbages, she would harvest up to 300 sacks of healthy cabbage. Nowadays, the production has gone down to 30 sacks. All the rest of the cabbages Celine harvests are damaged by a climate-induced disease called Kabore, and rendered unsellable.

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Celine examines a cabbage that has been affected by Kabore, a climate-induced disease. February 21st, 2024
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In recent years, unpredictable rainfall and weather patterns have been hurting Celine's crops, particularly cabbage, which she produces in large quantities, and is vulnerable to climate-induced diseases. When Celine started growing cabbages, she would harvest up to 300 sacks of healthy cabbage. Nowadays, the production has gone down to 30 sacks. All the rest of the cabbages Celine harvests are damaged by a climate-induced disease called Kabore, and rendered unsellable.