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Chapter One Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA) in Nigeria: An Examination of Successful Interventions, Challenges and Future Opportunities ** Okwor, Uchechi Mercy1, Ajuonuma, Edima Fidelis2, and Oparaojiaku, Joy Obiageri3

October 23, 2025 Saerem Post 0

Conclusion Agriculture in Nigeria is particularly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change such as erratic rainfall patterns, rising temperatures, and extreme weather events. Notwithstanding, […]

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Chapter Eleven Climate Smart Agriculture, Food Security and Sustainable Development: Homegarden Agroforestry Perspective *Eric, E.E., ** Ejizu, A.N. and *Akpan, U.F.

October 23, 2025 Saerem Post 0

Conclusion Homegarden agroforestry substantiates an essential agro-ecological approach that simultaneously supports biodiversity conservation, food security and climate change mitigation. Globally, it offers a diverse range […]

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Chapter Seven Climate-Smart Agriculture and Aquatic Toxicology: Balancing Food Security and Ecosystem Health Victoria Folakemi Akinjogunla1* and Aishat Ayobami Mustapha2

October 23, 2025 Saerem Post 0

Conclusion Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA) offers a pathway to resilient and sustainable food systems, but its long-term success depends on integrating aquatic health and ecosystem protection. […]

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Chapter Fourteen The Political Economy of Renewable Energy Transitions: Implications for Fisheries Victoria Folakemi AKINJOGUNLA1* and Charity Ebelechukwu EJIKEME2

October 23, 2025 Saerem Post 0

Conclusion: Advancing a Just and Inclusive Renewable Energy Transition The global shift toward renewable energy is an essential response to the climate crisis, offering a […]

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Chapter Eight Empirical Evidence of Covariate Shocks and Lower Scale Agricultural Risk Interlock in Farming Systems Resilience Sesugh Uker1, Muhammad B. Bello2 and Aminu Suleiman2

October 23, 2025 Saerem Post 0

Conclusion Understanding and tending to the intricacies of market fluctuations as an intricate for managing lower scale agricultural risk is crucial for moderating covariate shocks […]

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Chapter Fifteen Sustainable Agriculture Practices in the Face of Climate Change Fakuta, B. A, Ediene, V. F and Etta, O. I.

October 23, 2025 Saerem Post 0

Conclusion In the face of escalating climate change challenges, the implementation of sustainable agricultural practices has emerged as a critical strategy for ensuring food security, […]

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Chapter Six Influence of Climate Change and Soil Characteristics on the Performance of Upland Rice Varieties in the Kagoro Area, Kaduna State, Nigeria Elisha Ikpe1, Iliya Jonathan Makarau2, Patrick Adakole John3 1

October 22, 2025 Saerem Post 0

CONCLUSION This study has assessed the influence of climate change and soil characteristics on the performance of upland rice varieties in the Kagoro area of […]

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