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As typhoon risks grow, farmers in China’s Guangdong adapt to protect their livelihoods
CNA Singapore✓
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Farmers in the Guangdong province of China are adopting new strategies to protect their crops and livelihoods from increasingly severe typhoon risks. This adaptation effort highlights the challenges agricultural communities face as climate change intensifies extreme weather events.
WHY IT MATTERS
It demonstrates how agricultural sectors in storm-prone regions are actively changing their practices to survive the growing threat of climate-driven typhoons.
In the first of a two-part series on climate resilience, CNA looks at how farmers in the southern Chinese province are coping with storms that can wipe out a year’s harvest, drive down prices and cause lasting damage.
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