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Climate Variability Climate Change And Social Vulnerability In The Semiarid Tropics Jesse C Ribot

Name: Climate Variability Climate Change And Social Vulnerability In The Semiarid Tropics Jesse C Ribot
SKU: BELL-2013188
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Climate Variability Climate Change And Social Vulnerability In The Semiarid Tropics Jesse C Ribot instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 9.68 MB

Pages: 192

Author: Jesse C. Ribot, Antonio Rocha Magalhães, Stahis Panagides

ISBN: 9780521019477, 0521019478

Language: English

Year: 2005

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Climate Variability Climate Change And Social Vulnerability In The Semiarid Tropics Jesse C Ribot by Jesse C. Ribot, Antonio Rocha Magalhães, Stahis Panagides 9780521019477, 0521019478 instant download after payment.

Climate changes can trigger events that lead to mass migration, hunger, and even famine. Rather than focus on the impacts that result from climatic fluctuations, the authors look at the underlying conditions that cause social vulnerability. Once we understand why individuals, households, nations, and regions are vulnerable, and how they have buffered themselves against climatic and environmental shifts, then present and future vulnerability can be redressed. By using case studies from across the globe, the authors explore past experiences with climate variability, and the likely effects of--and the possible policy responses to--the types of climatic events that global warming might bring.