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in 2030, a trip to the supermarket may cost you more than two times what it does now. According to a report by international aid agency Oxfam, the spiking food prices will be caused by a host of contributing factors, including massive-scale crop damage due to climate change.

Do you buy into Oxfam's claim? What do you think we should do to prevent a food crisis?

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