Despite recent advancements in global population well-being and food security, climate
change threatens to undermine child nutritional health, particularly for marginalized …

Global climate change has the potential to disrupt agricultural systems, undermine
household socioeconomic status, and shape the prevalence and distribution of diseases …

Climatic variability affects many underlying determinants of child malnutrition, including food
availability, access, and utilization. Evidence of the effects of changing temperatures and …

Despite improvements to global economic conditions, child undernourishment has
increased in recent years, with approximately 7.5% of children suffering from wasting …

Background: Global climate change is anticipated to reduce future cereal yields and
threaten food security, thus potentially increasing the risk of undernutrition. The causation of …

Erratic temperatures and precipitation influence nutrition, human capital investment, and
living standards, particularly for children. This study investigates the effect of climate change …

This paper studies the impact of climate change on the nutritional status of very young
children between the ages of 0–3 years by using weather data from the last half century …

About half of children age under five worldwide who are classified as undernourished (84
million out of 151 million) or overweight or obese (17.5 million out of 38 million) live in Asia …

Introduction The impact of climate change on agriculture and food security has been
examined quite thoroughly by researchers globally as well as in India. While existing studies …

Growing evidence indicates extreme weather affects a variety of economic indicators.
However, there is no evidence connecting temperature shocks to children's nutritional …