In Nanaimo-Cowichan, local governments are already taking steps to adapt to climate change and the severe weather that will accompany it.
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This is a report of a country case study on the impacts of climate change and local people’s adaptation. The research sites are located in the karst mountainous region in 3 SW China provinces - Guangxi, Guizhou and Yunnan – an area inhabited by 33 ethnic groups of small farmers and the poor, with rich Plant Genetic Resources (PGR) and culture. [pdf download] Delete the scoop?
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Farmers in Yunnan Province are increasingly reacting to climate change by using maize seed for drought conditions developed by CIMMYT in collaboration with the Yunnan Academy of Agricultural Sciences. Via Yifei Liu Delete the scoop?
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