New Publication: “Climate and Environmental Change: Views from Life in a Time of Food Price Volatility,” Oxfam The research was not specifically designed to study perceptions of climate and environmental change; these views are collected here because they offer interesting, relatively unmediated insights into how people perceive the causal connections between their food security and environment, across varied social and ecological settings. High and volatile food prices were an important topic of discussion in all the communities, as were the causes and effects of this situation. This note suggests that the public discourse about food price changes in these low-income communities treats them as causally connected to climate change and overall the links between climate and environmental change and food insecurity for many of the respondents were robust and clear. Link: mreza-mira.net/10371-climate-environmental-change-views-life-time-food-price-volatility/
Posted on: Sun, 03 Aug 2014 16:11:52 +0000
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