Bloomberg: Winemaking in the U.K. is being affected by global warming, and some of the nation’s southern regions may become too hot to grow wine grapes by 2080 if the phenomenon continues unabated, said Richard Selley, a retired professor of geology at London’s Imperial College. Selley used scenarios for climate change devised by the government-funded U.K. Climate Impacts Programme to predict possible trends for future winemaking. The 4.5 to 5 degrees Celsius (8.1 to 9 Fahrenheit) warming …