A study on climate‐driven vulnerabilities in the Ranganadi river basin: Sand‐Casting impacts on rural households

The Ranganadi river basin, spanning a catchment area of 2335 km2 in the North Lakhimpur region of Assam is one of the worst flood‐affected areas in the North Eastern region of India. The basin is densely populated and the land around this river is extensively used for cultivation. Progressive migrat...

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Published in:Environmental quality management 2024-09, Vol.34 (1), p.n/a
Main Authors: Kalita, Ananya, Bormudoi, Arnob, Pan Saikia, Ankur
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Agricultural land
Catchment areas
Climate change
Climate studies
Climate variability
Embankments
Environmental management
Environmental quality
exposure
Flood management
Floodplains
Food availability
Food security
Hazard assessment
Households
Livelihood
livelihood vulnerability index
Natural disasters
Population density
Population studies
Psychological factors
River basins
Rivers
Rural areas
Sand
Sand casting
sensitivity
Social networks
Social organization
Water availability
Water quality
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