The past, the present and some possible futures of adaptation
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TIPO | Book |
CITAÇÕES | 9 |
ADICIONADO EM | 2025-08-29 |
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Resumo
Ben Orlove's chapter, "The Past, the Present, and Some Possible Futures of Adaptation," in "Adapting to Climate Change," explores the concept of adaptation through a historical lens. He examines past societal responses to climatic shifts, arguing that understanding these historical adaptations can inform present and future strategies. Orlove highlights the diversity of past adaptation practices, emphasizing the importance of local knowledge and context-specific solutions. He also discusses the limitations of relying solely on past experiences, acknowledging the unprecedented nature of contemporary climate change. The chapter concludes by suggesting potential future directions for adaptation research and policy, advocating for a more integrated and nuanced approach that considers social, economic, and political factors alongside environmental ones.