The Impact of Climate Change on Vegetable Growers in Sindh, Pakistan: A Case Study Shikarpur District
| Main Authors: | Dr.Faiz Muhammad Shaikh, Muhammad Haroon Hullio, Zulfiqar Ali Abbassi |
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| Format: | Article Journal |
| Bahasa: | eng |
| Terbitan: |
, 2020
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| Online Access: |
https://zenodo.org/record/4892775 |
Daftar Isi:
- This research investigates the The Impact of Climate Change on Vegetable Growers in Sindh, Pakistan: A Case Study Shikarpur District. Data were collected from 150 farmers of Tomato and onion growers in different areas i.e. Madheji Taulka, and lakhi Taulka and Khan Pur Taulka, District Shikaropur. Data were analysed by using smart PLS. It was revealed that the largest known economic impact of climate change is upon agriculture because of the size and sensitivity of the sector. Warming causes, the greatest harm to agriculture in developing countries primarily because many farms in the low latitudes already endure climates that are too hot. This paper reviews several studies that measure the size of the impact of warming on farms in Shikarpur Sindh. It was further revealed that even though adaptation will blunt some of the worst predicted outcomes, warming is expected to cause large damages to agriculture in developing countries over the next century.