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Comparison between meteorological data and farmer perceptions of climate change and vulnerability in relation to adaptation
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Author Affiliations
Patuakhali Science and Technology University, University of New England
Published InJournal of Environmental Management
Year2019
Citations164
Abstract
How farmers perceive climate change has an influence on how they adapt to climate change. Climate change perception and vulnerability were assessed based on the household survey information collected from randomly selected 118 farmers of Kalapara subdistrict in Bangladesh. This paper identified the socio-economic covariates of climate change perception and vulnerability in relation to agricultural adaptation. It was also determined whether their perception was consistent with meteorological information. Findings revealed that the farmers had a moderate level of perception of and vulnerability to climate change. An overwhelming majority (98%) of the respondents perceived a warmer summer and 96% of them observed a colder winter compared to the past. Among the farmers, 91% believed that rainfall had increased and 97% thought…
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Fields & Keywords
Life SciencesAgricultural and Biological SciencesEcology, Evolution, Behavior and SystematicsClimate change impacts on agricultureClimate Change Communication and PerceptionEnvironmental Education and SustainabilityEnvironmental resource managementSocioeconomicsEcologyNeuroscienceComputer securityArchaeology