Global Warming, Food Security and Adaptations: A Case Study of India

Karan Dhandar, Yuvraj Khodaskar

Abstract: The severity of India's food security concerns has been exacerbated by global warming. While the link between global warming and food security is multifaceted, most studies concentrate on one aspect of food security: food availability. The influence of global warming on India's food security is examined in this research, which considers three aspects: provision, distribution, and assimilation. It concludes that making sure food security in the face of global warming will be a great obstacle, and suggests a variety of strategies, including the implementation of renewable agricultural practices, a greater focus on urban food protection and national health, the availability of subsistence security, and long - term relief provisions in the case of natural disasters.

Keywords: Global warming, Food security, Agriculture, Malnutrition, Income