International Climate Hub
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USDA's International Climate Hub is a global platform for sharing research, tools, and best practices to enhance climate adaptation and mitigation for farmers, ranchers, and foresters worldwide. Building on the USDA Regional Climate Hubs model, it delivers science-based, region-specific resources to support climate-informed decision-making in agriculture, forestry, and natural resource management.
The Hub collaborates with international coalitions to address global climate challenges, advance forest conservation and restoration, and improve agricultural productivity. It covers topics like agriculture, climate science, bioenergy, natural resources, and rural development, offering decision-support tools—including calculators, maps, models, and datasets—to estimate outputs such as crop production, GHG emissions, and species distribution. Additional resources include webinars, publications, and international events.
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USDA | Source | Â USDA's International Climate Hub is a global platform for sharing research, tools, and best practices to enhance climate adaptation and mitigation for farmers, ranchers, and fores
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