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FOOD & FARMING
Climate change and Garden State agriculture
MARJORIE B. KAPLAN, MARK ROBSON, and JAMES SHOPE / ANJEC REPORT – Climate change due to greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuel combustion and land use change is happening now and impacting New Jersey. Since the early 1900’s, long-term changes in NJ’s climate include approximately:
- 4°F increase in annual average temperature;
- a 7 percent increase in total annual rainfall; and
- 18.2 inches of sea level rise along the coast …
This article was originally published in ANJEC Report, Summer 2024. Learn more about ANJEC at anjec.org.
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