Titlebook: Handbook of Climate Change Management; Research, Leadership Walter Leal Filho (Editor-in-Chief),Johannes M. Lu Reference work 2021 Springer

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Biochar Enhances the Capacity of Climate-Smart Agriculture to Mitigate Climate Change. The reliance on rainfall for food production increases smallholder farmer’s risk to the effects of climate change due to their low capacity for adaptation. Climate change affects the livelihood and food security?of smallholder farmers by increasing global temperatures and reducing the frequency an

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Biotechnology Role in Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation for Sustainable Crop Productionlargely on the availability of technological expertise for their mitigation. Agriculture in Nigeria is highly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change with increasing drought, flooding, and incidence of pests and diseases as the major factors induced or exacerbated by climate change scenarios. Th

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Grass for Sustainable Livestock Production in Rwanda under Climate Changeresses, improves soil fertility, increases livestock productivity, and reduces adversities of climate change. Since 2007, several improved . grass cultivars (. cvs. Marandú, MG4, Piat?, and Xaraés; . cv. Basilisk; . cvs. Humidicola and Llanero; . hybrid cvs. Mulato, Mulato II, and Cayman; and other

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Climate Change Adaptation and Transformation of Smallholder Farming System in Mid-Ghanaarly termination of rainfall and changing bimodal rainfall regime has a disproportional effect on smallholder farming in the transitional zone. It is emerging that a greater percentage of farmlands are being transformed from food crop production into cashew (.) plantations as a response to the negat

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Climate Change and Food Security in Smallholder Farming Households of Kogi State, Nigeriaenerated through structured questionnaires and interviews. Food insecurity is endemic among the households evidenced by stress over food flows, dietary quality and food sufficiency. The traditional determinants of food security such as age of farmer, years of farm experience, farm size, access to cr

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Climate Change Extent and Dipteran Pollinators Diversity in Africayliidae, Calliphoridae, and Rhiniidae. Only the first three families have their habitat preference revealed, that is, Syrphidae, Nemestrinidae, and Bombyliidae; these are occurring in places where rainfall is less than 400?mm annually, occupying all habitat types except where the forest has closed c

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