Study: Climate impacts to disproportionately hurt tropical fishers, farmers

Mongabay
Jul 15, 2022, 3:43 pm197 pts
JAKARTA — Coastal communities in the tropics that rely heavily on both agriculture and fisheries are most vulnerable to the losses caused by high global carbon emissions, a new study says. It looked at coastal communities in five countries within the Indo-Pacific region and found that most may face…

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