Georgia's peach crop devastated by warm winter conditions
https://www.cbsnews.com/video/georgias-peach-crop-devastated-by-warm-winter-conditions/
https://www.cbsnews.com/video/georgias-peach-crop-devastated-by-warm-winter-conditions/
CBS News
An unusually warm winter damaged Georgia's peach crop in 2023. As climate change continues, researchers are working to develop a peach that will be more resilient to warmer weather.
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- The video does not include a teacher's guide, so teachers will need to consider how to fit the content into other topics or lessons.
- It could be framed as both a scientific and cultural issue depending on the subject and the class.
About the Content
- This video touches on both the impacts of climate change and adaptation measures to ensure that food and cultural systems can be maintained in the context of climate change.
- The topic of breading peaches better adapted to new climates is touched upon, but not discussed in depth.
- Teachers could discuss the topic further with students to expand upon the science described in this video.
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About the Pedagogy
- While the video focuses on the impact of a warm 2023 in Georgia, the implications could be connected to multiple industries and regions globally.
- Consider having students research local crops to see which might be most impacted by climate change and what adaptation measures could help lessen those effects.