Economic Implications for Farmers in Adopting Climate Adaptation Measures in Italian Agriculture
The purpose of this paper is to provide an assessment of the economic convenience of adopting adaptation measures to climate change at farm level. Concerns raised about climate risks on agriculture indicate that adaptation of the agricultural sector to climate change is necessary to mitigate the neg...
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