Climate change

Pathways to Net-Zero: Enhancing Greenhouse Gas Mitigation in Thailand’s Agriculture Sector

Patthra Pengthamkeerati
ABSTRACT Thailand’s Fourth Biennial Update Report (BUR4) in 2022 highlights that the agriculture sector is the second-largest source of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, contributing 15.23% of total emissions in 2019. Methane from rice paddies accounts for 50.58% of these emissions, while...
Country: Thailand Topic: Climate change
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Is Crop Insurance a Possible Solution for Climate Change Mitigation of Myanmar Farmers?

Theingi Myint, Nyan Lynn Htet, Htet Marlar Aye
ABSTRACT Agriculture plays a major role in Myanmar's economy. Despite the country's strong reliance on it, Myanmar's agriculture confronts a significant degree of uncertainty due to climate change. Moreover, it is impossible for farmers to predict agricultural hazards or take on the associated...
Country: Myanmar Topic: Climate change
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An Overview of Taiwan’s Legal and Policy Development on Natural Carbon Sink

Hsing-Hao Wu
ABSTRACT In response to the escalating climate crisis and over 140 countries pledging to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, enhancing natural carbon sinks has emerged as one of the key strategies to global efforts for climate change mitigation. Natural carbon sinks in forests, oceans, wetlands...
Country: Taiwan Topic: Climate change
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An Introduction to Climate Change Litigation

Kuo-Jen Lai
ABSTRACT Climate change poses one of the most urgent challenges to humanity, with significant impacts across various sectors, including agriculture. As global temperature rises and weather patterns become increasingly unstable, agriculture faces growing risks, including changes in precipitation...
Country: Taiwan Topic: Climate change
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Agricultural Policy Planning for Carbon Emission Reduction in Taiwan

Wan-Yu Liu, Chia-Chi Chang, Tian-Yuh Lee
ABSTRACT The greenhouse effect leads to climate change and extreme weather, impacting environmental sustainability, human survival, food security, and the economy. Reducing atmospheric CO2 and decoupling greenhouse gas emissions from economic growth is a global priority. In order to stabilize...
Country: Taiwan Topic: Climate change
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