CLIMATE CHANGE AND WORLD FOOD SECURITY Presentation to High-Level Meeting on Food Security, FAO, Rome, 4th June[removed]Dr Martin Parry, Co-Chair of Working Group II of the IPCC It is an honour and pleasure to address such

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