A rash of bad weather—from a drought in the U.S. to a hot summer in Russia to excessive rain in Brazil—is straining the global food chain and pushing up prices around the world.
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Thu, 08/09/2012 - 8:53pm
A rash of bad weather—from a drought in the U.S. to a hot summer in Russia to excessive rain in Brazil—is straining the global food chain and pushing up prices around the world.