Modelling the impact of climate change on agriculture in West Africa Stefania Ermidoro

Modelling the impact of climate change on agriculture in West Africa Stefania ErmidoroAgriculture involves approximately 60% of the population and contributes significantly to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of the majority of West African countries. Agricultural productivity in the sub region is projected to be adversely impacted by climate change. The sustainability of West African agriculture in the face of climate change depends on a thorough appreciation of its impact and the adaptation options available. This chapter begins with

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The essays gathered in this book discuss transnational networks as well as cross-cultural exchanges in the context of the modern magazine print culture in Brazil (1820s to 1950s)

This community fostered an urban-maritime culture that shaped a sense of themselves and the conventions that governed subaltern behaviour in the district

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unraveling the dynamics of human response to unpredictable conditions and major historical transitions

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The convergence of interests we noted in Volume one

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This book provides a detailed overview of how a circular economy can be developed and achieved in agriculture