A study in Ghana reveals surprising resilience among youth toward farming despite climate change challenges. With a 13.9% youth unemployment rate and over 50% underemployment, agriculture offers opportunities as the average farmer age hits 55. Research with 511 young Ghanaians shows that floods, droughts, and heat don’t significantly deter participation in agriculture. Positive climate emotions… Read More »Climate Change Fails to Deter Ghana’s Young Farmers
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