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climate change
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Adaptation on the frontline of climate change
How are communities adapting to climate change? What can policymakers do to help them?
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Food policy in a warming world
Governments often seek to protect domestic consumers following climate shocks to agricultural production, but these policies may exacerbate global losses.
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Irrigation plays a pivotal role in agricultural adaptation to climate change
An irrigation expansion project in China serves as solid evidence for effective climate change adaptation
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How can policy respond to rising seas?
How can policymakers in low- and middle-income countries respond to rising sea levels?
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The social cost of carbon
Why is estimating the social cost of carbon such an important task for researchers?
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The gendered effects of climate change: Evidence from droughts in rural India
Climate change is increasing rainfall uncertainty, which has gendered impacts on rural labour markets. After droughts, women are less likely to access non-farm employment through migration than men, exacerbating existing occupational gender gaps
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Air quality improvements alone justify phasing out coal-fired power
Phasing out coal power is key to fighting climate change. This article shows that air quality benefits alone are sufficient to justify a move away from coal-fired power
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The inequality of environmental damage
Accurate estimates of local damage are critical for informing mitigation and adaptation climate policy
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International climate action
How do countries coordinate international climate action?