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Climate Change in Agriculture, Greenhouse Effect and Global Warming, Climate Change Impacts and Projections, Agricultural Climate Economics, Climate Change and Food Security, Climate Governance and International Agreements, Climate Policy in Agriculture, Carbon Pricing in Agriculture, Emission Trading and Carbon Offsets, Climate Smart Agriculture Practices, Sustainable Soil Management, Carbon Sequestration in Agriculture, Livestock Emission Reduction Strategies, Agricultural Innovation and Technology Policy, MRV in Agriculture (Monitoring Reporting Verification), Climate Justice and Agricultural Transition, Stakeholder Engagement in Climate Policy, Climate Finance for Agriculture, Resilient Food Systems, Future of Agriculture under Climate Change

Climate Change and Agricultural Policies: Science, Economics and Climate-Smart Transitions

Language: English | Imprint: NIPA

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ISBN: 9789372191110
Pages: 252 | Length: 152 mm | Breadth: 14.6 mm | Height: 229 mm | Weight: 510 GSM
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<p style="text-align:justify">This book, <em>Climate Change and Agricultural Policies: Science, Economics and Climate-Smart Transitions</em>, offers a thoughtful synthesis of science, policy, and ethics to address the challenges of climate change in agriculture. Rooted in global frameworks such as the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, World Meteorological Organization, and Food and Agriculture Organization, it explores pathways toward resilient and sustainable food systems.</p> <p style="text-align:justify">The book introduces innovative concepts&mdash;PCCC, MCCC, and CCAC&mdash;forming an integrated approach to reduce cultivation costs, enhance productivity, and improve quality. Blending scientific rigor with human values, it serves as a guiding resource for farmers, students, policymakers, and researchers committed to building a climate-resilient agricultural future.</p>
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