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What does ‘adaptation’ mean in climate change policy?

A. Increasing industrial emissions
B. Adjusting to actual or expected climate impacts
C. Eliminating international trade
D. Replacing all agricultural land
Correct Answer: B. Adjusting to actual or expected climate impacts

Correct answer: Adjusting to actual or expected climate impacts. Adaptation means adjusting to actual or expected climate impacts.

Background: Examples include flood-resistant infrastructure, drought-resistant crops, better water management and early-warning systems.

  • Increasing industrial emissions: Increasing emissions would worsen climate change.
  • Eliminating international trade: Ending international trade is not a climate policy.
  • Replacing all agricultural land: Replacing all farmland is not what adaptation means; it adjusts farming to new conditions.

Did you know? Adaptation matters most for countries already facing floods, heatwaves and droughts.

Memory trick: Adaptation = Adjust.

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