Zhaozhong Feng
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Zhaozhong Feng is a leading researcher in the intersection of climate change, air pollution, and agricultural sustainability. His work focuses on understanding how environmental stressors—particularly ozone and climate variability—affect crop production, and on developing adaptive strategies to secure global food systems. Feng’s major contributions include pioneering multi-scale analyses that link atmospheric chemistry with crop physiology, revealing how rising ozone levels reduce yields of staple crops like wheat and rice. His highly cited 2023 paper, "Adapting crop production to climate change and air pollution at different scales," has already garnered 48 citations, reflecting its timely synthesis of adaptation pathways from field to policy. This work stands out for its integrated approach, offering practical frameworks for farmers, agronomists, and policymakers to mitigate combined threats. Feng’s research has been instrumental in quantifying the economic and food security risks of air pollution, earning him recognition as a key voice in environmental-agricultural science. His findings are widely used in global assessments, including IPCC reports, and continue to shape strategies for resilient cropping systems in a changing climate.
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