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Pascal Gonnon,Philipp Mueller,Thomas Lysns of the book, it discusses how the changing climate drastically impacts multiple sectors in different geographical settings. It also lays down the imperative for urgent action, drawing from the multi-disciplinary responses discussed in the volume. It underscores the need to treat the climate emerg

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Pascal Gonnon,Philipp Mueller,Thomas Lysange, there have been unprecedented environmental shifts, characterized by sea level rise and increasing ocean temperatures. In this regard, this chapter will delve into the potential ramifications of the shifts to the coastal habitats, with a subsequent effect on food security. To comprehensively e

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Time-dependent effects in lyotropic systems, level can make the coastal plains even narrower, and thus pose a threat to more than 60 percent of the population living in the coastal zone. Even without the full impact of sea level rise, many coastal areas are already eroding primarily due to storms and human activities. This chapter presents an

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Time-dependent effects in lyotropic systems,in affected communities, the immediate health effects after a natural disaster and the preceding environmental risk factors, as well as the epidemics that have plagued the country for the past years. Data were gathered from records of local and international agencies. The Philippines is highly vulne

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-39449-6ate change disrupts crop productivity, affecting domestic agricultural production and the development of agriculture as an industry. This situation coupled with the COVID-19 pandemic may result in food scarcity, hunger, and intensified poverty in the Philippines. Filipino farmers must rethink their