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  1. Building Agricultural Resilience: Strategies for Climate Change Adaptation

    Mayank Kumar, Anasuya Boruah, Hibu Sonia, et al. · 2024 · International Journal of Environment and Climate Change · 5 citations

    Climate change has a significant impact on India's agriculture, influencing environmental conditions, agricultural techniques, and production. The term "climate-resilient agriculture" refers to technologies, methods, tools, and frameworks aimed at adapting to and mitigating the effects of climate change on agricultural production, food security, and livelihoods. Crop productivity and food security are greatly impacted by climate changes, which calls for creative agricultural methods to maintain food supply while reducing environmental damages. These difficulties are made worse by environmental changes and global population expansion, especially in developing countries. Technological advancem

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  2. Resilience, Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies to Combat Climate Change for a Sustainable Future

    Salam Himika Devi, Jenny Salam · 2025 · International Journal of Environment and Climate Change · 5 citations

    This review delves into climate change resilience and brings forth climate change mitigation strategies and adaptation mechanisms for a sustainable future. Climate change is an unprecedented major global threat. It is an unavoidable phenomenon attributed largely to increased atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) produced by burning fossil fuels. When atmospheric CO2 and other greenhouse gases (GHGs) levels are higher than the permissible level, it causes the Greenhouse effect and, consequently, rising temperatures, the world experiences heat waves. Cutting GHG emissions can slow the pace of global warming - this is known as mitigation. Climate change mitigation and adaptation strategies can impac

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  4. Climate Change Resilience and Adaptation Strategies in Ecologically Fragile Urban Mining Communities: A Review of Existing Research and Practice

    Phanuel Chuka Hakwendenda · 2022 · International Journal of Environment and Climate Change · 3 citations

    The growing concern about the changing climate and the need to document its observed impacts have resulted into advances in climate change adaptation practices globally. Despite being among the world’s most vulnerable regions, urban mining communities have diverse resources and contribute significantly to the quality of urban climate. The location of urban communities near mining activities has not only attracted urban development in most cities but has also provided these communities with a good opportunity for sustainable ways of living. However, most research on mines seem to have focused on impacts of mining on the environment with little focus on communities’ climate change adaptation r

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  5. Multidimensional Scoping Review on Climate Change Vulnerabilities With Adaptation and Mitigation Strategies

    Tanmay Ilame · 2025 · Journal of Climate Resilience and Justice · 1 citations

    Climate change governance is a subject with high complexity to comprehend in the context of modern political and socioeconomic systems. Evidence shows that climate change is responsible for the spread of infectious diseases, heat-related mortality and morbidity, and other disasters like flooding and storms. More than 17.2 million people around the world are displaced due to climate-related disasters and affected by the conflicts over natural resources, including but not limited to water, agriculture, social, and economic stability. Understanding how to adapt to actual or projected effects of climate change in the Anthropocene involves a number of complex elements, mainly economic and policy

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  6. Climate Change Impacts on Oil Palm Productivity: A Review of Adaptation Strategies and Knowledge Systems for Resilience

    Loso Judijanto · 2026 · Journal of Environment and Pollution

    Climate change has emerged as a key factor influencing the stability of oil palm productivity, particularly through its effects on temperature regimes, rainfall variability, and hydrological conditions. Understanding how these climatic pressures interact with adaptation strategies and knowledge systems is essential for strengthening resilience across oil palm production systems. This study aims to systematically synthesize peer-reviewed evidence on the impacts of climate change on oil palm productivity, with specific attention to documented adaptation measures and the role of knowledge systems in supporting adaptive capacity. A Systematic Literature Review (SLR) approach was employed followi

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  7. Climate Change and Pulses: Impacts, Adaptation Mechanisms and Resilience Strategies

    Mukesh Vishnoi, A.Meena, Harish Shenoy, et al. · 2025 · International Journal of Environment and Climate Change

    Climate change poses a significant threat to pulse crops across various agroecological zones. Rising temperatures, erratic rainfall, and extreme events reduce yield stability and quality. Elevated carbon dioxide alters physiology but does not offset heat and drought stress. Salinity and waterlogging issues are expanding in coastal and irrigated zones. Pests and diseases shift ranges and intensities. This article synthesisesthe impacts across major pulses, including chickpea, pigeonpea, lentil, black gram, green gram, cowpea, and common bean. It reviews physiological responses, yield effects, and nutritional consequences. It then details adaptation options from gene to field to policy. The ar

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