Since this year, many parts of the world have experienced extreme weather such as high temperatures, droughts, and floods, leading to a rise in the prices of some agricultural products. It is expected that in the second half of this year, the La Niña phenomenon may “take over” the El Niño phenomenon, further threatening global food security.

Since this year, many parts of the world have experienced extreme weather such as high temperatures, droughts, and floods, leading to a rise in the prices of some agricultural products. It is expected that in the second half of this year, the La Niña phenomenon may “take over” the El Niño phenomenon, further threatening global food security.