探索印度东北部布拉姆普特拉河谷的水种植者之间的气候变化适应实践和农业生计

Bedabati Kalita1, Chandan Jyoti Kumar2, Nabajit Hazarika1

  • 1Department of Environmental Biology and Wildlife Sciences, Cotton University, Guwahati, 781001, Assam, India.

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概括

印度布拉马普特拉河谷的水种植者感知到气温上升和降雨量变化,通过修改农业实践和生计来适应. 有效的气候适应需要加强洪水,干旱和害虫管理,以及改善教育和数字工具.

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