Climatic Change,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
177(2)
Published: Feb. 1, 2024
Abstract
Effective
climate
change
adaptation
requires
a
thorough
understanding
of
whether
and
how
affected
populations
perceive
climatic
environmental
changes.
Existing
research
has
been
inconclusive
regarding
the
consistency
these
perceptions
compared
to
objective
meteorological
indicators.
Moreover,
no
systematic
comparison
done
for
perception
discrete
events
such
as
floods
or
erosion.
This
study
relies
on
novel
panel
survey
data
approximately
1700
households
residing
along
Jamuna
River
in
Bangladesh
well
unique
individual-level,
satellite-based
erosion
data.
It
compares
respondents’
events,
namely
riverbank
erosion,
three
indicators,
specifically
long-term
temperature
changes
precipitation
during
wet
dry
seasons,
measurements
using
satellite
imagery
time-series
(CRU
TS).
I
find
that
is
perceived
more
accurately
than
precipitation.
Given
educational
attainment
literacy
among
population
are
low,
this
indicates
global
increases
felt
even
by
remote
who
have
never
heard
term
change.
Erosion
strongly
overestimated,
especially
those
respondents
had
personally
it.
Since
human
behavior
guided
rather
data,
important
policy
implications,
underlining
importance
considering
people’s
if
goal
assist
them
adapting
Agriculture,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
9(1), P. 10 - 10
Published: Jan. 4, 2019
Farmers
around
the
world
face
and
manage
a
wide
range
of
enterprise-related
risks.
These
risks
are
increasing
due
to
factors
including
globalisation,
increased
trade
in
agricultural
products,
climate
change,
jeopardising
enterprises
forcing
farmers
adjust
their
production
management
strategies.
Here
we
present
results
systematic
literature
review,
following
PRISMA
protocol,
farmers’
perceptions
of,
responses
to,
Using
data
reduction
method
(factor
analysis)
descriptive
statistics,
analysed
197
studies
found
that
weather-related
risk
(55%),
biosecurity
threats
(48%),
human
(35%)
significant
perceived
by
for
enterprises.
Diversification
crop
animal
(28%)
pests
diseases
monitoring
prevention
(20%)
were
preferred
strategies
employed
farmers.
Few
have
investigated
socio-economic
explain
(18%)
or
influence
how
(11%).
The
main
barriers
successfully
managing
limited
access
information
formal
low-interest
loan
systems,
especially
developing
countries.
We
identified
mismatch
between
sources
strategies,
highlighting
need
improve
understanding
why
particular
address
various
This
review
suggests
areas
future
research
held
farmers,
support
efforts
reduce
these
Current Environmental Health Reports,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
5(1), P. 197 - 204
Published: Feb. 8, 2018
Through
a
systematic
search
of
English
language
peer-reviewed
studies,
we
assess
how
health
professionals
and
the
public,
worldwide,
perceive
implications
climate
change.Among
professionals,
perception
that
change
is
harming
appears
to
be
high,
although
self-assessed
knowledge
low,
perceived
need
learn
more
high.
Among
few
North
Americans
can
list
any
impacts
change,
or
who
at
risk,
but
appear
view
as
harmful
health.
vulnerable
publics
in
Asia
Africa,
awareness
increasing
harms
due
specific
changing
climatic
conditions
across
political
opinion
spectra
receptive
information
about
aspects
findings
are
mixed.
Health
feel
more,
public
open
learning
consequences
change.
PLoS ONE,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
13(6), P. e0199579 - e0199579
Published: June 21, 2018
Bangladesh
is
one
of
the
world's
most
vulnerable
countries
for
climate
change.
This
observational
study
examined
association
temperature,
humidity
and
rainfall
with
six
common
climate-sensitive
infectious
diseases
in
adults
(malaria,
diarrheal
disease,
enteric
fever,
encephalitis,
pneumonia
bacterial
meningitis)
northeastern
Bangladesh.
Subjects
admitted
to
adult
medicine
ward
a
tertiary
referral
hospital
Sylhet,
from
2008
2012
diagnosis
chosen
were
enrolled
study.
Climate-related
data
collected
Meteorological
Institute.
Disease
incidence
was
then
analyzed
against
mean
average
Sylhet
region.
Statistical
significance
determined
using
Mann-Whitney
test,
Chi-square
test
ANOVA
testing.
5033
patients
(58%
male,
42%
female,
ratio
1.3:1).
All
showed
highly
significant
(p
=
0.01)
rises
between
years
(540
cases)
(1330
cases),
compared
no
rise
overall
all-cause
admissions
same
period
0.19).
The
highest
number
malaria
(135),
diarrhea
(266)
(371)
cases
occurred
during
rainy
season.
On
other
hand,
maximum
fever
(408),
encephalitis
(183)
meningitis
(151)
autumn,
which
follows
A
positive
(P
correlation
observed
increased
temperature
malaria,
diarrhea,
negative
pneumonia.
Higher
correlated
higher
but
inversely
encephalitis.
incidences
while
there
low
rainfall.
Incidences
rainfall,
gradually
decreased.
findings
support
relationship
weather
patterns
disease
incidence,
provide
essential
baseline
future
large
prospective
studies.
Climate Risk Management,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
23, P. 146 - 159
Published: June 19, 2018
The
agriculture
sector
plays
a
key
role
in
Iran's
economy,
and
the
majority
of
farmers
are
smallholders
who
highly
exposed
to
climate
change.
To
assess
their
vulnerability
change,
this
study
investigates
general
views
perceptions
respondents
towards
climatic
hazard
events,
factors
contributing
vulnerability.
assessment
is
based
on
cross
sectional
survey
that
was
conducted
with
random
sample
280
smallholder
distributed
six
counties
Hamadan
province
which
predicted
be
affected
by
In
7,
12,
23
indicators
were
applied
for
measuring
three
dimensions
vulnerability:
exposure,
sensitivity,
adaptive
capacity.
analysis
combines
two
sets
data
obtained
from
Iran
Meteorological
Organization
(IMO)
socio-demographics
collected
questionnaire.
According
results
believed
change
real,
about
one
third
them
acclaimed
phenomenon
caused
human
activity.
indicates
relatively
vulnerable
Also,
13
contributed
vulnerability,
including
education,
income,
access
infrastructure,
credit
land
size.
there
need
responsible
governmental
organizations
generate
measures
order
reduce
government
should
reform
environmental,
institutional,
economic
conditions
promote
particular
adaptation
methods.
Deleted Journal,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
8(1)
Published: July 20, 2018
This
study
examines
pastoralists'
perception
on
climate
change
and
impacts
cattle
production
from
ten
villages
of
Monduli
District
in
Tanzania.
drew
empirical
data
130
owners
81
participants
focus
group
discussions
the
villages.
Descriptive
statistics
thematic
analysis
were
used
to
analyze
respectively.
Findings
this
indicate
that
pastoralists
are
well
aware
general
trends
their
location,
its
variability
extreme
weather
events
production.
The
main
changes
perceived
by
include
more
erratic
reduced
amounts
rainfall,
rise
temperature
prolonged
frequent
periods
drought.
Pastoralists
mainly
view
population
pressure
tree
cutting
as
major
causes
change.
Further,
found
there
no
existing
risk
programmes
early
warning
systems
across
district.
Importantly,
reported
negative
severe
recurrent
drought
result
shortage
forage
water,
leading
starvation
malnutrition.
massive
deaths
outbreaks
diseases
such
contagious
bovine
pleuropneumonia
tick-borne
diseases.
reduction
milk
poor
livestock
market
prices
also
Given
range
current
production,
implications
must
be
taken
into
account
ensure
longer-term
survival
sustainability
pastoralist
communities
through
strengthening
awareness
programs
recommends
government
non-governmental
organizations
should
improve
institutional
support
order
help
them
deal
with
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(2), P. 810 - 810
Published: Jan. 12, 2022
Natural
hazard-related
disasters
are
disruptive
events
with
significant
impact
on
people,
communities,
buildings,
infrastructure,
animals,
agriculture,
and
environmental
assets.
The
exponentially
increasing
anthropogenic
activities
the
planet
have
aggregated
climate
change
consequently
increased
frequency
severity
of
these
natural
disasters,
consequential
damages
in
cities.
digital
technological
advancements,
such
as
monitoring
systems
based
fusion
sensors
machine
learning,
early
detection,
warning
disaster
response
being
implemented
part
management
practice
many
countries
presented
useful
results.
Along
promising
technologies,
crowdsourced
social
media
big
data
analytics
has
also
started
to
be
utilized.
This
study
aims
form
an
understanding
how
can
utilized
assist
government
authorities
estimating
linked
impacts
urban
centers
age
change.
To
this
end,
analyzes
from
Twitter
users
testbed
case
Australian
states
territories.
methodological
approach
employs
method
conducts
sentiment
content
analyses
location-based
messages
(n
=
131,673)
Australia.
informs
innovative
way
analyze
geographic
distribution,
occurrence
various
their
geo-tweets
analysis.
Climate Risk Management,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
39, P. 100486 - 100486
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Universities
have
an
unrivaled
potential
to
educate
students
on
climate
change
issues
and
actively
engage
them
in
affairs,
both
as
citizens
influencers
of
future
professions.
Despite
this
the
many
advantages
university
student
engagement
change,
less
emphasis
has
been
given
understanding
their
attitude
perceptions
towards
a
way
that
may
guide
changes
curriculum
teaching
practices.
Based
need
address
existing
literature
gap,
article
assesses
studentś
attitudes
toward
at
international
level.
This
study
comprises
survey
sample
universities
across
world
uses
statistical
analysis
identify
most
important
trends
geographical
locations
universities.
The
revealed
are
aware
associated
risks.
believe
education
is
means
shape
equip
with
relevant
skills
knowledge
so
influent
others.
awareness
inextricably
linked
field
participation
various
events.
Furthermore,
student's
risks
varies
gender,
age,
academic
education.
provides
recommended
include
curricular
extracurricular
programs
prepare
professionals
cope
far
reaching
challenges
change.