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NABC Report 21: Adapting Agriculture to Climate Change: Recent submissions
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Opportunities of the commons: Agriculture’s new frontier
(NABC, 2009)What can we human beings do to provide ourselves with a better world for the future at a time when we are facing major challenges, especially due to a global economy where problems in one country spread to others. -
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Greenhouse gas emissions offsets from agriculture: opportunities and challenges
(NABC, 2009)As the scientific evidence of global climate change continues to accumulate and the predicted impacts of a warming planet become more widely known, national policies and international agreements designed to mitigate global ... -
Adapting to climate change: The challenges and opportunities in an uncertain policy environment
(NABC, 2009)With climate change, there will be stresses on agricultural production in some regions and opportunities in others. Will there be financial and regulatory support for diversification into other crops and for possibly ... -
Ethical issues in agricultural adaptation and mitigation responses to climate change
(NABC, 2009)An investigation of secular and religious ethical perspectives that can be engaged in evaluating agricultural responses to climate change.. -
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Soil and Water Management Options for Adaptation to Climate Change
(NABC, 2009)Rapidly increasing atmospheric abundance of CO2 and other GHGs leading to an increase in mean global temperature of 1 to 4°C by the end of the 21st century necessitates identification and use of relevant adaptation strategies. ... -
Adapting cropping patterns to climate change
(NABC, 2009)The potential impacts of climate change on cropping patterns are highly researchable but present significant methodological challenges. Climate-change impacts are not simply a question of increased or decreased productivity. ... -
Living with it: Adapting crop-production systems to emerging climate change
(NABC, 2009)Climate change presents challenges to agriculture and the agricultural sector will need to embrace adaptations to meet these challenges: Climate change can affect crop-production activities; certain characteristics make a ...
