Climate change (CC) poses severe threats to the agriculture sector in developing countries.‏
Increasing empirical evidence has confirmed that adaptation strategies to CC at the farm …

This research applies the Health Beliefs Model (HBM) as a framework for understanding the
intentions of agricultural professionals with respect to biofuels. We argue that it is essential …

Climate change impacts the water sector in a manner that reduces the harvest and income
of farmers, thereby exacerbating poverty and many other social problems. However, through …

There is a high risk of serious water shortages in Middle-East and North African countries.
To decrease this threat water conservation strategies are gaining overall importance and …

Debate regarding the relationship between socioeconomic development and natural
disasters remains at the fore of global discussions, as the potential risk from climate …

Environmental disasters cause enormous losses of life and property every year, a threat that
is recognized and addressed in both the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction and …

Lack of water constrains the economic development of all countries in arid and semi-arid
areas and is forecast to become an even greater problem in the near future. Given the …

In Iran, mangroves are located in the south of the country, where they fulfill essential
ecosystem functions, but some parts of them have been destroyed for various reasons in …

Empirical evidence has revealed that farmers can manage the negative impact of drought
effectively by changing and adapting their current farming practices. Adaptation is thus a …

This study investigates the underlying causes of farmers' adaptation responses in the face of
the negative impacts of climate change on water resources in Iran. We applied the theory of …