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Reducing the consequences of climate change: an international and local experience

Reducing the consequences of climate change: an international and local experience

  • Shahina Narzullayevna Jorayeva
    Teacher of the Department of Political Sciences of UzDJTU, Uzbekistan
Climate change international experience local experience

Climate change refers to long-term changes in temperature, precipitation, wind directions, and other climate parameters on the Earth's surface. This process is mainly accelerated by human activities, especially those related to industrial production, agriculture and deforestation. Several initiatives are being implemented internationally and domestically to mitigate the effects of climate change. In this article, it has been discussed about reducing the consequences of climate change: an international and local experience.  

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