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Gabriele Barbati

ReporterBeat: Agriculture, Environment, Climate Change, Food Security

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Gabriele Barbati is a journalist who has written at least one article for an outlet covering topics such as agriculture, environment, climate change, and food security. The available evidence indicates that Barbati has reported on the first coffee grown and harvested in Italy, highlighting the impact of a warmer climate on farming practices.

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