Seeds, skills, and supports: What determines farmers' climate resilience in South Asia

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May 1, 2025, 2:02 am122 ptsTrending
South Asia, home to some of the vulnerable agricultural regions, is already experiencing the harsh impacts of climate change. Rising temperatures and erratic rainfall are particularly affecting the rain-fed farming systems in Nepal, India, and Bangladesh, where over half of the population relies on agriculture…

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