El Nino again: How to climate-proof Indian agriculture? | In Focus Podcast
The return of the El Nino phenomenon is expected to cause a deficient monsoon in India, threatening agricultural output and rural economic stability. Experts are discussing strategies to climate-proof Indian agriculture against these recurring weather risks.
Why it matters
Climate-induced agricultural instability poses a direct threat to India's food security and the livelihoods of millions of farmers.
The El Nino phenomenon is back this year, which means, a deficient monsoon in India. This, in turn, means a challenging time for Indian farmers.
The article presents scientific and economic concerns regarding climate change without political bias.
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