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Farmers like Naga from the coastal district of Sakhira have shifted from rice cultivation to aquaculture, such as shrimp farming, due to the increasing salinity of soil and water. This adaptation, while necessary, is only a partial solution given the limited capacity for farms to sustain traditional livelihoods.
Pollinating insects, particularly bees, also face threats from changing weather patterns. Their crucial role in pollination is jeopardized by unpredictable flowering times, leading to declining crop yields and risking food security.