CLIMATE MODEL TO POVERTY INFLUENCE: GEOGRAPHICAL APPROACH
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Climate model, poverty, geographical approach, climate changes, economic impact, ecological consequences, social justice, strategies.Abstract
This article climate model poor the impact geographical approach through analysis does. Climate changes and their economic, social and ecological consequences poverty level in increasing important role plays. In the article climate changes poverty how strengthening, as well as geographical regions according to differences and climate model the impact assessment methods seeing Climate model efficiency increase and poverty reduce for strategies offer is being done.
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