Climate Change and its Effects on Agricultural Productivity in Southeast Asia
Keywords:
climate change, agricultural productivity, Southeast Asia, sustainable practices, climate modelsAbstract
This article examines the effects of climate change on agricultural productivity in Southeast Asia, focusing on rice and palm oil production in Indonesia and Thailand. Using climate models and agricultural data, the study assesses the impact of temperature fluctuations, rainfall patterns, and extreme weather events. The research aims to provide insights into sustainable agricultural practices and policy recommendations to mitigate adverse effects. Findings indicate significant yield variability and highlight the need for adaptive strategies in agricultural management.
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