Evidence for growing regional differences of projected climate risks is increasing since AR5 . While there is high agreement of the direction of change, the absolute yield losses are uncertain due to differences in model parameterisation and whether adaptation options are represented  . At 1.5°C GWL, compound events which led to recent large wheat losses are projected to become 12% more frequent . Growing regions will shift northward or expand for melons , tomatoes and grapevines reaching NEU and EEU in 2050 under 1.5°C GWL  , while warming would increase yields of onions, Chinese cabbage and French beans  . In response to 2°C GWL, agro-climatic zones in Europe are expected to move northward 25-135 km per decade, fastest in EEU . Negative impacts of warming and drought are counterbalanced by CO2 fertilisation for crops such as winter wheat , resulting in some regional yield increases with climate change .
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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