Impact of Globe Climate Change on Agriculture Productivity

Description

A quick explanation of global climate change includes what has been occurring, why it has occurred, and what is anticipated to occur in the future. Climate change is the term used to describe changes in the earth's regional or global climate through time. On-time spans ranging from decades to millions of years, it explains changes in the variability or average condition of the atmosphere. Future food insecurity is projected to be significantly exacerbated by climate change, raising food prices and decreasing food output. As energy prices rise due to attempts to combat climate change, food may become more expensive. The main factor affecting agricultural productivity is the climate. Federal agencies and others have expressed worry about the potential impacts of climate change on agricultural productivity, given the essential role that agriculture plays in human welfare. In the last ten years, a significant corpus of research on climate change and agriculture has been driven by an interest in this topic. For humanity's continued existence, climatic circumstances are of the utmost importance, and the dangers of climate change have long been understood. The rate at which human activity is changing the oceans and climate is unprecedented. This book aims to provide readers with a thorough grasp of global climate change and its potential effects on the planet's ecology and inhabitants. It is intended that this book will promote deeper connections and shared knowledge between many academic fields so that they can collaborate more successfully to address the shared issue of global change.