Reversing the climatic clock – a case for adapting healthy measures of public health, sanitation and hygiene

Volume 17 No 2 (2019)

Anshu Sharma

DOI: 10.48047/nq.2019.17.02.2001

Abstract

The mountains supply much-needed food, shelter, and other resources to humans, and as such are an essential economic and ecological resource. Those that depend solely on mountain ecosystems, such as farmers, have an immediate need to address the issue of climate change and unpredictability since it threatens the long-term supply of ecosystem products and services.

Keywords

ecological, resources, variability, threatening, climate change, operations

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