Climate risks in other parts of the world can be transmitted to European economies via trade networks . European agricultural imports exert a high water footprint in originating countries already today , and some crop imports, such as tropical fruits, are highly vulnerable to future climate change . Simultaneous breadbasket failures, and trade restrictions, increase risks to food supply  . There is high confidence that the European economy could be negatively affected by supply chain disruptions due to flooding destroying facilities, heatwaves and malaria reducing productivity in labour-intensive industries and regions
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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