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Farmers' climate change conundrum: Low yields or revenue instability（图）
Farmers climate change conundrum Low yields revenue instability
2020/7/17
Climate change will leave some farmers with a difficult conundrum, according to a new study by researchers from Cornell University and Washington State University: risk more revenue volatility, o...
Climate change governs a crop pest,even when populations are far-flung（图）
Climate change crop pest populations are far-flung
2015/12/14
As delegates from 195 nations meet in Paris to debate mankind’s response to global climate change, scientists from the University of Kansas and Rothamsted Research in England today issue a s...
CFO Sink And Commissioner Bronson Announce“Conversations On Climate Change” Web Site
Climate Change Farm renewable energy
2007/4/9
04-02-2007,TALLAHASSEE—The day before holding the first of four half-day “Conversations on Climate Change,” Chief Financial Officer Alex Sink and Commissioner of Agriculture and Consumer Services Char...
08 Dec 2006,Intense interest from the agricultural sector in understanding the impacts of climate change was demonstrated at the first NSW Department of Primary Industries (DPI) climate change forum a...
Local sheep producers tackle drought and climate change
environmental climate change sheep producers
2006/12/4
04 Dec 2006,Drought assistance, funding for environmental management projects and climate change will be hot topics at a meeting for sheep producers in the Cowra, Blayney, Woodstock, Lyndhurst and Man...
Climate change research by ILRI informs Stern Review on the Economics of Climate Change
Climate change Economics of Climate Change
2006/11/27
08 November 2006，In July 2005, the British finance minister asked Sir Nicholas Stern to lead a major review of the economics of climate change, to understand more comprehensively the nature of the eco...
7November 2006, Nairobi/Rome – Climate change will directly affect future food availability and compound the difficulties of feeding the world’s rapidly growing population, FAO said at the opening of ...