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Wheat is one of the most important staple foods consumed globally, with the USA producing 8% of the world's total production. But the recent studies show that the wheat production is declining here due to adversely of climate.

As a geographical point of view can you state the specific reason to explain the fact?

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From a geographical perspective, the decline in wheat production in the USA is mainly due to rising temperatures caused by global warming. Even regions in higher latitudes are experiencing warmer climates. Since wheat thrives best in cooler conditions, the increasing heat is negatively affecting its growth, leading to reduced yields.

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