Titlebook: Climate Change and Resilient Food Systems; Issues, Challenges, Vinaya Kumar Hebsale Mallappa,Mahantesh Shirur Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if

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Climate Change, Soil Erosion Risks, and Nutritional Security,quate access to soil erosion remedies effectively. Rise in erosion by the wind in semiarid or arid areas is attributed to high temperature and low rate of precipitation. Wind erosion has already damaged severely cultivable lands to the extent of 25% in arid regions. The fallout of soil erosion is a

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Sustainable Production of Edible and Medicinal Mushrooms: Implications on Mushroom Consumption, to a higher rate of attrition among the adopters of mushroom cultivation. For the stable food production system, mushroom units have to be ecologically less polluting and economically valuable to the producer. In the immediate run, if the mushroom production is not commercially viable, there is no

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Climate-Resilient Vegetable Farming: Approaches for Sustainable Development,erals, vitamins, crude fibers, and many other vital dietary elements. In cultivation of vegetable crops, several improved agronomic practices have been evolved over time for different regions. With prudent application, these practices have potential to mitigate the effects of climate change.

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Building a Resilient Food System: Challenges and a Way Forward,es of global climate change, urbanization, the rapid growth of population, unexpected shocks, natural disasters, economic, political crisis, etc. In this context, we are discussing various factors responsible for food and nutritional insecurity in developing countries. To tackle the existing turmoil

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Climate Change and Food Systems: Implications on Food Security,2017 when agriculture was discussed in climate talks. It is an emerging concern that the changing climate will affect world’s developing countries more compared to rich ones as they rely more on agriculture for livelihood. Such countries are more located in the belts, which are more susceptible to d