Titlebook: Climate Change and Adaptation for Food Sustainability; Implications and Sce Ferdous Ahmed,Abul Quasem Al-Amin,Zeeda Fatimah Mo Book 2021 Th

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Introduction, (UNFCCC) and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) have established that climate change is no longer a regional problem but a global one. The enormous carbon footprint caused by burning large amounts of fossil fuels is mainly responsible for global warming and climate change. The unf

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Recent Research on Climate Change and Food Security,responses to climate change, their ability to mitigate otherwise negative effects on food security, and the role of public and private organizations in investing in adaptation when individual responses are inadequate. This research, on the other hand, attempted to delve into the literature on climat

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Assessment of Climate Change and Adaptation Policies for Sustainable Food Security, and results. Therefore, this research study systematized a dynamic Malaysian Integrated Climate and Economy (MICE) model based on computable general equilibrium (CGE) methods to find optimized results for climate-related issues that incorporates aggregated agricultural sectors for food security and

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Food Security Challenges of Climate Change: An Analysis for Policy Selection in Malaysia,uch as real gross domestic product (RGDP), government spending, exports, net consumption and net production, and food sustainability over time as a means of addressing Malaysia’s climate change and food security issues. Our research focuses on the agriculture sector since Malaysia is becoming increa

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Policy Implications for Climate Change Adaptation in Malaysia,nsequences for Malaysia that may be mitigated by adaptation policies. This chapter demonstrates that the gains outweigh the associated costs for each time segment considered in the research simulation. Given the relevance of the food sector to the Malaysian economy, this chapter assesses the effects

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Climate Change Adaptation Policy Recommendation for Food Security in Malaysia,tic contribution, before pointing out potential research opportunities. According to the Malaysian Integrated Climate and Economy (MICE) model, different approximate values for different levels of adaptation, i.e., 5–20%, were found promising in this study. Following a 5–20% adaptation intervention,

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Highlights how CGE models enables to focus future optimizati.This book assesses the vulnerability impacts of climate change on food security by examining a 50 years scenario (2015- 2065) and following a top-down approach. Importantly, looking at the sustainable food production, the authors compared

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