This research explores the impact of climate change on global food security, focusing on mitigation strategies and technological innovations.
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The research method involved a systematic review of existing literature, data analysis from global agricultural databases, and interviews with experts in climatology, agriculture, and socioeconomics.
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The report provides an in-depth analysis of how climate change is affecting global food security, emphasizing the urgent need for comprehensive mitigation strategies. It explores various technological innovations that could help adapt agricultural practices to changing climatic conditions. The research highlights the importance of international cooperation and policy-making in addressing these challenges. It discusses the potential of genetically modified crops, advanced irrigation systems, and artificial intelligence in forecasting and managing agricultural outputs. The report also considers the socioeconomic factors that influence food security, such as economic disparities and governance issues, and how they intersect with environmental challenges. The findings suggest that without significant global efforts, food insecurity could worsen, affecting millions of people worldwide.
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Categories: English publication language | Global geographic scope | agricultural practices | app | artificial intelligence | climate change | drivers | food security | genetically modified crops | interactive | international cooperation | irrigation systems | policy-making | socioeconomic factors | technological innovations