Mekong project March 29, 2013 EA c c (ARCC Mekong-Mekong Adaptation and Resilience to Climate Change) published an analysis of the effects of changes in temperature and rainfall on agricultural productivity, such as rice, rubber, corn, soybean, cassava. Including livestock, fisheries and co-organised by predict changes in temperature and rainfall will affect its food crops and industrial crops in Laos. Cambodia, Thai and Viet Nam
This region is primarily reliant on natural resources. 70 per cent of the population of the lower Mekong River now 60 million people are farmers and fishermen. Therefore, changes in climate have a direct impact on making a living. Health
"It's scary, especially when the study results indicate that the lower Mekong region are dealing with severe changes in weather conditions than researchers had anticipated title temperature and rainfall" Dr. Meet Remi 1st ru-angry. Head of study effect and the ability to adapt to the changing climate of the countries in the lower Mekong group said
.Climate researchers around the world to see that the world's average temperature rises 2 degrees Celsius is considered a critical point. If this is exceeded, will cause severe effects on people and the environment. 4-6 degrees Celsius. Within a year,Prof. 2593, although the effects that occurred in each area is not as severe. But all countries in the lower Mekong basin are now experiencing major changes to it
.This is. Education team hopes that this piece of research benefit will go to policymakers, particularly local organizations to plan for dealing with climate change. Using scientific principles to help communities and countries to reduce risks and to cope with the effects of climate change that will affect agricultural production, as well as a cooperation of both the Government and the business sector 4.
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