Pakistan's Climate Change Ministry warns that average temperatures are rising faster than the global average, potentially increasing by 1°C by century-end. This threatens food security, with wheat yields projected to decline by 3.4-14.5% in various regions and rice yields by 12-22%. Agriculture, the backbone of Pakistan's economy, faces increased pressure from erratic rainfall, floods, and water shortages. This outlook could exacerbate inflation, particularly food prices, and put further pressure on Pakistan's economy and the Rupee against the US Dollar.
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