Climate Change and Food Security in Niger Delta Region, Nigeria - Otunaruke Peter, Emaziye
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The book titled Climate Change and Food Security in the Niger Delta Region, Nigeria offers vital learning guide and instructional resource for researchers, scholars, professionals and environmental experts. Variables that contribute to global warming and food security are well stated and analyzed in this book. The findings of this book will provide useful guide to Government planning agencies, policies makers, technocrats and donor agencies to combat food insecurity problem globally. The data and results contained in this book will be advantageous to scholars, researchers, undergraduate and…mehr

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The book titled Climate Change and Food Security in the Niger Delta Region, Nigeria offers vital learning guide and instructional resource for researchers, scholars, professionals and environmental experts. Variables that contribute to global warming and food security are well stated and analyzed in this book. The findings of this book will provide useful guide to Government planning agencies, policies makers, technocrats and donor agencies to combat food insecurity problem globally. The data and results contained in this book will be advantageous to scholars, researchers, undergraduate and graduate students who intend to conduct research in this field. The book provides insight on global warming (climate change) and the need for adaptation and mitigation measures by various Governments globally becomes necessary. Hon. Emaziye Otunaruke Peter (Ph.D) Department of Agricultural Economics, Faculty of Agriculture, Delta State University,Asaba Campus, Delta State, Nigeria.
Autorenporträt
The author holds a doctorate degree in the field of Agricultural Economics with speciality in environmental research from Delta State University, Delta State, Nigeria.My doctoral thesis supervisors Prof (Mrs) R.N. Okoh and Dr. P.C.Ike are Professor and Associate Professor of Agricultural Economics respectively.