Titlebook: Climate Change Adaptation; Traditional Wisdom a Nalini Bikkina,Rama Mohana R. Turaga Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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Climate Change Adaptation: A Thematic Analysis of Narratives of Fisher Folk and Tribal Farmers,al Change 4:137–165, 1999). This study uses qualitative analysis along with the elements of the grounded theory approach to derive themes from the interviews of fishermen regarding climate change concerns and adaptation practices.

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Introduction,ecognized that the adaptation to already visible impacts of the historical emissions of carbon needs serious attention. Mitigation requires global collective action; adaptation must factor in local ecological and social contexts. Therefore, local and traditional knowledge is significant in planning

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Learning Climate Change Adaptation from Traditional Communities,o tell the story or tell it in a way that is understandable to ordinary citizens. This is partly because the media are entrenched within the economic and social systems that are significant drivers of climate change. Further, reporting on climate change largely consists of covering inter-governmenta

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Ethical Adaptation to Climate Change and People-Centered Development,re the ensuing processes and outcomes are capable of ensuring equality and justice, care and empowerment for those who are disadvantaged and vulnerable in society. Such an approach therefore involves not only strengthening the adaptive capacities of vulnerable groups, but also deconstructing certain