Adapting Food Production to Climate Change: An Inclusive Approach

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Climate Change and Human Rights: The 2015 Paris Conference and the Task of Protecting People on a Warming Planet (2015)
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On why agricultural innovation from the Global South can and should be used to adapt food production to climate change. Discussed on hand of three cases studies

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