Titlebook: Climate Change and Food Security in West Asia and North Africa; Mannava V.K. Sivakumar,Rattan Lal,Ibrahim Hamdan Book 2013 Springer Scienc

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Climate Change and Land Use in the WANA Region with a Specific Reference to Morocco 2009. With reference to Morocco as a case study, its total population increased drastically from 13.3 to 31.6 million between 1965 and 2009. The arable land area increased slightly from 6.8 Mha in 1965 to 8.1 Mha in 2009. The area under forest land increased slightly from 5.05 Mha in 1990 to 5.12 M

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Climate Change Impact on WANA: Key Researchable Issues and Proposed Measuresresult of all these factors, WANA region is one of the largest food deficit regions in the world..AARINENA stakeholders during their meeting in Alexandria in November 2009 have identified climate change as number one of the key researchable issues in this region and have highlighted a number of key

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Climate Change in Drylands of the Eastern Mediterranean: From Assessment Methods to Adaptation Stratposed by the coarse resolution of the GCM predictions. The downscaled climate change projections for the near future, obtained from these maps, are the starting point for exploring how the time-honored coping mechanisms of the region’s diverse agricultural systems could be adjusted in order to deal

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Food Security and Climate Change in West Asiaces in the West Asia region are apparent in the regional and global political, legislative and social framework. The average grain yields have stagnated between 1980 and 2010. Agronomic yields of most food staples (i.e., maize, wheat, rice) and the corresponding rates of fertilizer use per ha are lo

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