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Earliest grape harvest ever in Spain due to extreme heat, climate having an impact

Earliest grape harvest ever in Spain due to extreme heat, climate having an impact

Vineyard workers in Catalonia, Spain, have begun the grape harvest as early as July 22 due to record-breaking summer heat. This marks the earliest start to the harvest in Spanish history, reflecting the significant impact of climate change on agricultural production.

Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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