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This is CBS, I on the World. I'm John Batchel.

I go to Milan, Italy.

My dear good friend Lorenzo Fiore reporting for us the news of the Mediterranean basin, where Italy is happily ensconced, and also Italy itself, especially

cheese. I learned from the New York Times headline. The climate is changing. Cows are stressed,

and Italy's cheesemakers are worried. Lorenzo, a very good day to you. Of course, we've worried

about cheese before. That summer that it was so hot and there was damage all the way through Italy, but especially, as I recall,

there was also a dearth of rain, like a drought in the north, and the rivers were receding,

and the salt water was coming up towards the fields that were raising very important crops.

So we've worried about climate before threatening the food of Italy.

Now there's a new concern that the climate has changed so much that the cheeses are threatened.

It has to do in the South.

What's happened, Lorenzo?

Good evening to you.

Good evening, good evening to the radio listener. Let me reassure the radio listener that

this season, winter season, or let's say we are still in autumn in the fall season, seems

to be in the normal. I mean that we are having cold weather, we are having rain, there is some snow

coming to the Alps. Even rain in the

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