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Adapt to climate change will entail adjustments and changesatevery level-from community to national andinternational.Communities must build their resilience, includingadoptingappropriate technologies while making the most oftraditionalknowledge, and diversifying their livelihoods to copewith currentand future climate stress. Empirical evidence from thepast twocenturies suggests that economic growth, human wellbeingand aclean environment to hand-in-hand. Increased wealth isassociatedwith improvements in nearly every aspect of humanwell-being andenvironmental quality. The right to an adequate environment or, as it is termed insometexts, a satisfactory environment, is one of theso-calledthird-generation or solidarity rights. As the bookaddresses thiscrucial issue quite deftly, it is hoped that it wouldprove to be asource of great information for the reader. It isexpected that thebook would serve the interests of the students asa source ofinformation for understanding and appreciating the fineraspects ofClimate Change and Human Rights Issues. About the Author B.K.P. Singh at present Sr. Asst. Professor,Depttof Zoology, B.R. Ambedkar University, obtained his allhigherqualifications B.Sc. (Hons.), M.Sc. (Gold Medalist, Zoology)andPh.D from Patna University. He possesses a prolongteachingexperience and has published a number of articles toenumerate inTimes of India, Express Bureau etc. He did authorshipfor fivebooks prior to this publication. Â
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