VOICED : Climate change battle heats up for Australian winemakers

The video discusses the impact of climate change on winemaking in New South Wales, Australia. Winemaker Justin Jarrett adapts his practices to cope with hot and dry spells by increasing soil carbon to retain moisture. Rising temperatures have led to strategies like moving to cooler areas and holistic vineyard management. Traditional grape varieties struggle in hotter regions, prompting innovations like grafting new varieties. The economic implications are significant, with a need for premium wines to maintain market value. The Independent Climate Council warns that grape growing may become less viable in many areas by 2050.

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