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J. Jansen,Q. Chang,L. P. Akardith degraded soils. Twenty-six (26) out of 30 states of the country exhibited rise in degraded lands (in 2011–13) as compared to the previous decade (2003–05) representing a total rise of 0.57% (which is 1.87?m?ha in area) across the country. Therefore, the aim of this chapter is to convey sound und

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J. W. Semple,E. Atlas,J. Freedman,V. Blanchette,M. D. Kazatchkinen permitting policy environment, access and availability to finance and enabling wider economic development. In different regions and various sectors in a community capacity to adapt and mitigate climate change, risks vary highly. These capacities usually differ depending upon a particular place and

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T. H. The,L. R. Overby or reactive approach have different issues and levels of complexity. Both approaches have benefits and limitations in the application, and both will be used in the future for effective management. In this era, most of the technologies are commercially available, but their effective utilization and

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I. Steneker,H. K. Prins,J. Biewenga,R. N. I. Pieterszzation. With climate change, more frequent extreme precipitation and drought events are projected which may exacerbate the rate and soil susceptibility to accelerated erosion, salinization and other degradation processes, leading to further carbon losses. In conclusion, this chapter summarizes geogr

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E. Richter,M. Hosoda,T. A. Takahashi,S. Sekiguchi,G. Matthescientifically that The Near East and North Africa (NENA) region is one of the most vulnerable regions to climatic change. The ‘.-.’ RICCAR was initiated for a close scientific observation on the impact of climate change on the Region based on modeling and expected scenarios.To cope with the impact o

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L. de Leij,B. J. Kroesen,T. H. The,J. Buter,N. H. Mulder,D. Th. Sleijfer,C. Th. Smit Sibingaion data to make the best forecast. We first show the application of SSE to the Middle East area. We used the simulated precipitation of the five coupled general circulation model (CGCM) outputs, which are part of the CMIP5 project. The five models were chosen due to the availability of the APHRODIT