Americans Say Climate Change Is Already Contributing to Rising Food Prices

Sep 22, 2023 12:55 PM ET

Research shows that climate change is affecting the cost of food.

A new survey conducted by The Harris Poll and Action Against Hunger reveals that Americans are concerned that climate change is impacting food security. The research showed that 78% of Americans say rising food prices are making it harder for them to afford groceries and 72% believe that climate change is already contributing to rising food prices in the U.S.

Americans Say Climate Change Is Already Contributing to Rising Food Prices

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