Mediterranean Climate Change Adaptation

Mediterranean Climate Change Adaptation refers to strategies and actions taken to cope with the impacts of climate change in Mediterranean regions, which are characterized by hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. These adaptations may include improving water management to deal with drought, enhancing agricultural practices to ensure food security, and protecting coastlines from rising sea levels. Efforts also focus on preserving biodiversity and promoting sustainable tourism. The goal is to reduce vulnerabilities and enhance resilience in the face of changing weather patterns, ensuring that communities can thrive despite the challenges posed by climate change.