A Transdisciplinary Approach to Climate Change Adaptation
Maria Emilinda T. Mendoza, Vicente G. Ballaran, Jamie Kim Arias, Bessie M. Burgos
Abstract
Maria Emilinda T. Mendoza, Vicente G. Ballaran, Jamie Kim Arias, Bessie M. Burgos
Abstract
Growing scientific evidence for the last three decades has shown that climate change is one of the major serious, if not the main, problems besetting the global community. As a matter of principle and urgency, the Philippines had adopted a policy of climate change response where adaptation is central.Â
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Growing scientific evidence for the last three decades has shown that climate change is one of the major serious, if not the main, problems besetting the global community. As a matter of principle and urgency, the Philippines had adopted a policy of climate change response where adaptation is central.Â
Key concepts: Climate change, Adaptation (eye), Climate change adaptation, Political science, Environmental resource management, Environmental planning, Geography, Regional science