Not exact matches
First is regulation that could strand
assets in several ways: direct regulation on carbon led by authorities at the local, national, regional, or global level; indirect regulation through
increased pollution controls, constraints on
water usage, or policies targeting health concerns; and mandates on renewable energy adoption and efficiency standards.
growing food and livelihood insecurity, unreliable
water supplies, deteriorating human welfare and
increasing manifestation of erosive coping measures (e.g. eating less, distress sale of productive
assets to buy food, reducing the years of schooling for children, etc.).
The evidence illustrates loss and damage around barriers and limits to adaptation: growing food and livelihood insecurity, unreliable
water supplies, deteriorating human welfare and
increasing manifestation of erosive coping measures (e.g. eating less, distress sale of productive
assets to buy food, reducing the years of schooling for children, etc.).