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Call for Papers/Abstracts: Call for Papers for Online Conference: Climate 2010 (Theme: Climate Change and the Sustainable Management of Water Resources)

Upcoming Events: From the Ground Up: Designing Community-Centered Projects with Sustainable Solutions Online Course,
Mar 02, 2010; DISCCRS V Interdisciplinary Climate Change Research Symposium Saguaro Lake Ranch, Tonto National Forest, Arizona,
Mar 13, 2010; 2010 International Climate Change Adaptation Conference Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia,
Jun 29, 2010; CLIMATE 2010 Online at www.climate2010.net,
Nov 01, 2010; Previous events…; Upcoming events…

Welcome to KC3!

The SEARCA Knowledge Center on Climate Change: Adaptation Technologies and Best Practices in Agriculture and Natural Resources Sectors in Southeast Asia

We designed this website especially for you. Our purpose is to provide you with ready-to-access knowledge solutions for informed decision-making that will address the impacts of Changing Climate in the agriculture and natural resources sectors in Southeast Asia.

We cannot do this alone, we need your help. We want to hear from all of you who have adaptation-related research and development works, best practices stories that will be helpful in preparing our region against the onslaught of Changing Climate.

Based on research, global temperature will continue to rise with grave consequences for humans and all life forms.

We then invite you to join us and interact with us through this website. Let’s hear from you then and let’s work out solutions that will keep this earth intact to last for our future generations. Earth is our only home, let’s work together to keep it for without it, we have nowhere to go.

News

Vietnam to get $790 mln climate change funding

Asia seen as growth driver for voluntary CO2 market

PHILIPPINES: Food security warnings over El Niño

Malacañang backs Earth Hour

Dam critics hit for aggravating water shortage

IFPRI Report: Climate Change: Impact on Agriculture and Costs of Adaptation

The unimpeded growth of greenhouse gas emissions is raising the earth’s temperature. The consequences include melting glaciers, more precipitation, more and more extreme weather events, and shifting seasons. The accelerating pace of climate change, combined with global population and income growth, threatens food security everywhere.

Drought in Southeast Asia impacting millions, costing billions

COP 15: What is the Impact on Malaysia and South East Asia?

‘Climate-change fund must be 1% of rich countries’ GDP’

NEDA APPROVES ONDOY AND PEPENG REHAB PROJECT

Climate change may extend allergy season: study

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Sneezing, congestion, and runny noses from hay fever may be lasting longer because climate change may be extending pollen seasons, doctors in Italy said on Monday.

Rainmakers looking for clouds find blue sky

El Niño phenomenon may hit GDP targets

Mass action vs climate change urged

RP backtracks on support for Copenhagen Accord

RP urged to enhance marine environment plan

Threats to Philippine coastal ecosystems cited

ADB plans water bonds in Japan

Rural bankers fear effects of El Niño on rural economy

'Give people priority in disaster plans'

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News: Vietnam to get $790 mln climate change funding Mar 10, 2010; Asia seen as growth driver for voluntary CO2 market Mar 10, 2010; PHILIPPINES: Food security warnings over El Niño Mar 10, 2010; More news…

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NASA | Science for a Hungry World

Effects of Crops on Climate Change

Publications

IFPRI Report: Climate Change: Impact on Agriculture and Costs of Adaptation

World Fish Policy Brief: Threat to Fisheries and Aquaculture from Climate Change

World Fish Issues Brief 1868: Fisheries Policies, Support Services and the Institutional Environment for Trade

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