Impact of Climate Change on Coastal Lives in India: A Socio-Economic Assessment
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https://doi.org/10.48047/p77s2h69Keywords:
Climate change, sea level rise, cyclone, fishing communities, livelihoodAbstract
Majority of the climate change events are primarily affecting coastal areas globally. Coastal areas are facing severe impacts from climate change, especially affecting fishing communities. The Indian Ocean is experiencing more frequent cyclones due to warming sea surface temperatures, with the North Indian Ocean region being highly vulnerable which causing economic damage and disrupting fishing
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Aparna Roy (2019). Making India’s Coastal Infrastructure Climate-Resilient: Challenges and Opportunities, Occasional Paper No. 207, August 2019, Observer Research Foundation.
Arabinda Samanta (1997). Cyclone Hazards and Community Response in Coastal West Bengal: An Anthropo-Historical Perspective. Economic and Political Weekly, Vol. 32, No. 38 (Sep. 20-26, 1997), pp. 2424-2428
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