Climate
action
is
the
13th
Sustaianble
development
Goals
(SDG’s)
target,
where
countries
around
world
have
agreed
to
fulfil
it
through
concrete
steps.
Surely,
these
efforts
will
not
be
uniform
among
countries,
including
Indonesia
as
developing
country.
Well
known
high
costs
of
supporting
climate
actions
biggest
problem.
However
challenge
even
greater
because
state
with
highest
gas
emissions
in
Southeast
Asia,
3
4
times
than
other
ASEAN
member
states.
Therefore,
urgent
provide
recommendations
for
regarding
models.
This
study
used
socio-legal
method.
The
results
are:
firstly,
change
has
adverse
effects
Indonesia,
such
levels
extreme
poverty,
vulnerability
food
sources
on
which
Indonesian
people
heavily
depend,
an
increase
natural
disasters,
impacts
coastal
communities,
and
deforestation
rates.
Secondly,
effectiveness
efficiency
achieving
targets
one
appropriate
model
or
concept
suitable
a
form
synergy
across
aspects
sectoral,
are
based
Adaptation
Mitigation
Change.
can
serve
reference
worldwide.
Heliyon,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
10(5), С. e26755 - e26755
Опубликована: Фев. 21, 2024
The
main
aim
of
this
study
is
to
examine
the
evolving
landscape
agricultural
socialized
services
and
their
impact
on
consistent
growth
grain
production
in
China.
Using
panel
data
from
2007
2020,
we
employ
Entropy
Method
gauge
dynamic
changes
that
have
contributed
steady
increase
production.
research
methods
include
static
panel,
mediator,
threshold
regression
models
investigate
effects
mechanisms
underpinning
improvement
growth.
empirical
findings
demonstrate
a
significantly
positive
correlation
between
enhanced
services,
such
as
means
sci-tech
information
social
public
increased
This
persists
even
with
limited
resources.
A
mediating
effect
was
identified,
whereby
indirectly
stimulate
by
encouraging
large-scale
land
management.
Furthermore,
analysis
indicates
presence
single
linked
level
socialization
services.
plays
pivotal
role
relationship
management
suggests
an
enhancement
can
promote
sustained
Scientific Reports,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
15(1)
Опубликована: Фев. 12, 2025
This
study
evaluates
sweet
orange
farmers'
understanding
of
climate
change
impacts
on
farming
in
Nigeria.
A
survey
was
conducted
among
480
farmers
across
six
key
orange-producing
states,
with
418
completed
questionnaires
analysed
using
descriptive
and
inferential
statistical
methods.
The
findings
revealed
that
78%
were
male,
61%
used
pesticides
for
pest
control,
34.92%
managed
between
1
3
acres
farms.
data
underwent
rigorous
validation
the
Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin
Bartlett's
tests
(p
<
0.05),
confirming
its
suitability
factor
analysis.
Six
factors
shaping
perceptions
identified:
production
volume,
high-temperature
effects,
prolonged
dry
seasons,
shifting
rainfall
patterns,
flooding
incidence,
poor
seedling
performance.
To
mitigate
impacts,
three
major
adaptation
strategies
highlighted:
(i)
regular
timely
dissemination
climate-related
information
to
(36.33%),
(ii)
enhanced
government
support
through
access
credit,
extension
services,
public
lectures,
outreach
programmes,
agrochemical
subsidies
(23.38%),
(iii)
promotion
heat-resistant
seeds
seedlings
(11.50%).
Policy
recommendations
include
establishment
a
climate-resilient
agricultural
framework
integrates
climate-smart
techniques
into
services.
should
prioritise
financial
smallholder
enhance
adaptive
capacity.
Additionally,
investment
research
develop
distribute
be
intensified.
Collaboration
meteorological
agencies
officers
strengthened
ensure
receive
accurate,
weather
forecasts.
Lastly,
policymakers
design
region-specific
policies
sustainable
production.
Further
is
recommended
assess
long-term
effectiveness
these
sustaining
under
changing
climatic
conditions.
Abstract
Forest
ecosystems
play
a
crucial
role
in
regulating
greenhouse
gas
(GHG)
emissions
and
mitigating
climate
change.
This
research
aimed
to
evaluate
the
GHG
of
various
sources
within
forested
assess
their
respective
contributions
global
warming
potential
(GWP),
vital
for
developing
more
targeted
strategies
mitigate
change,
shaping
policies,
carbon
accounting,
sustainable
forest
management,
advancing
scientific
comprehension
ecosystem-climate
dynamics.
The
study
comprehensively
analysed
dioxide
(CO
2
),
methane
(CH
4
nitrous
oxide
(N
O)
EDGAR
data
deforestation,
fires,
natural
processes
such
as
organic
soil
decomposition
ecosystems.
assessment
quantified
CO
equivalent
each
category
from
1990
2022
forecasted
till
2030.
Our
forecast
shows
that
deforestation
could
reach
between
3,990
4,529
metric
ton
(Mt)
by
2030,
with
fires
contributing
an
additional
750
Mt.
Forestland
absorption
is
expected
decline
-5134.80
Mt
There
uncertainty
surrounding
forecasts
Organic
(829.78
Mt)
Other
land
(-764.53
Mt).
In
addition,
was
significant
contributor
emissions,
GWP
ranging
4000
4500,
highlighting
complex
interplay
human
activities
atmospheric
patterns.
Additionally,
emit
mix
GHGs.
potency
these
gases
planet
varies
considerably,
CH
exhibiting
range
500
700
equivalent,
900
1350
These
variations
depend
on
fire
intensity
its
overall
impact
system.
acts
powerful
sink,
capturing
negative
values
-7000
-6000.
Researchers
suggest
multifaceted
strategy
stricter
enforcement
forestry
regulations,
investing
projects
promote
sequestration,
reforestation.
advancements
drone
technology,
satellite
imagery,
remote
sensing
advanced
analytics
can
aid
detecting
change
impacts,
ultimately
paving
way
neutrality.
Graphical
Polish Journal of Environmental Studies,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Май 22, 2024
Consequently,
the
industry's
adverse
effects
on
ecological
environment
have
become
increasingly
apparent
[3].According
to
latest
research
by
United
Nations
World
Tourism
Organization
(UNWTO)
[4],
tourism
sector
contributes
4.9%
of
global
CO
2
emissions,
with
a
substantial
14%
contribution
greenhouse
effect
[3][4][5].Furthermore,
emissions
from
world
industry
are
escalating
at
an
annual
average
rate
2.5%.In
2019,
China
recorded
staggering
numbers
1.28
billion
inbound
tourists
and
3.61
domestic
[6].Such
extensive
activities
inevitably
result
Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
8
Опубликована: Янв. 10, 2025
Understanding
the
cycle
of
carbon
emissions
resulting
from
agricultural
practices
is
critical
for
evaluating
their
effect
on
environmental
quality.
This
study
investigates
influence
corn
production
quality
across
six
major
producing
provinces
in
China:
Hebei,
Heilongjiang,
Henan,
Hubei,
Shandong,
and
Sichuan,
using
panel
datasets
spanning
1990
to
2022.
Utilizing
a
robust
methodological
framework
advanced
econometric
techniques
such
as
Panel
Mean
Group
Autoregressive
Distributed
Lag
model
(PMG-ARDL),
Quantile
Regressions
(PQR),
Least
Square
regression
(PLSR),
this
offers
comprehensive
analysis
both
short-term
long-term
impacts
several
inputs,
GDP,
temperature
The
findings
reveal
significant
contributions
use
water,
credit,
fertilizers
use,
indicating
costs
associated
with
intensive
practices.
shows
have
negative
relationship
production.
results
PMG-ARDL
are
consistent
those
obtained
PQR,
PLSQR
analyses,
demonstrating
strong
positive
correlations
between
loans,
fertilizer
water
usage,
emissions.
Dumitrescu
Hurlin
show
unidirectional
causation
pesticide
temperature,
bidirectional
causal
emissions,
production,
credit.
underscores
need
policies
that
balance
productivity
quality,
suggesting
directions
future
research
explore
diverse
systems
incorporate
more
dynamic
modeling
approaches
better
understand
mitigate
agriculture.
Climate,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
13(5), С. 90 - 90
Опубликована: Апрель 29, 2025
Climate
change
poses
significant
challenges
to
smallholder
farmers,
particularly
in
sub-Saharan
Africa,
where
agriculture
is
highly
vulnerable
changing
climatic
conditions.
This
study
examines
the
socioeconomic
determinants
influencing
adoption
of
strategies
for
adapting
climate
among
farmers
Mbombela,
South
Africa.
A
quantitative
research
approach
was
employed,
using
structured
questionnaires
collect
data
from
308
randomly
selected
farmers.
Furthermore,
utilised
binary
logistic
regression
analyse
relationship
between
factors
and
adaptation
strategies.
The
results
revealed
that
gender,
age,
income
sources,
access
information,
cooperative
membership
significantly
influenced
farmers’
Findings
further
showed
female
older
those
relying
solely
on
farming
were
less
likely
adopt
strategies,
while
younger
with
diversified
sources
more
embrace
Moreover,
found
information
negatively
associated
negative
association
may
be
attributed
inefficiencies
current
dissemination,
climate-related
not
tailored
specific
needs
or
structures
effectively
facilitate
knowledge
sharing
collective
action.
concludes
targeted
interventions,
such
as
gender-sensitive
policies,
livelihood
diversification,
improved
extension
services,
strengthened
structures,
are
essential
enhance
adaptive
capacity.
Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
8
Опубликована: Март 6, 2024
Climate
change
is
expected
to
have
differential
impacts
on
different
zones.
In
this
study,
we
employed
the
Ricardian
technique,
estimated
through
ordinary
least
squares
(OLS)
assess
impact
of
climate
farmers’
revenue.
We
use
survey
data
from
two
distinct
agroecological
zones
in
Cameroon.
Our
results
show
that
rainfall
main
climatic
variable
affecting
The
are
statistically
for
While
dry
season
affects
revenue
western
highland
zone.
No
seems
affect
farm
bimodal
forest
These
suggest
abundance
zone
maybe
be
shielding
effects
change.
therefore
recommend
farmers
employ
water
harvesting
and
low-cost
irrigation
methods
cope
with
changes
pattern
especially
extended
seasons.
Facilitating
access
information
particularly
respect
onset
cessation
rains
will
improve
planning
operations.
