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Nicolas Choquette-Levy is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Energy and the Environment who focuses on climate risks affecting migration and land use patterns in smallholder farming communities. His research employs various methods, including surveys, focus groups, and computational modeling, to better understand how farmers perceive climate risks and the factors influencing their adaptation decisions. He has investigated critical issues surrounding climate risk management, particularly in disaster-prone regions such as Nepal, addressing how smallholder farmers adapt to significant challenges posed by climate variability. His work is pivotal in understanding the resilience of agricultural communities amid changing climatic conditions and the implications for policy and practice.
Institute of Energy and the Environment • University Park, PA
Assistant Professor specializing in climate risk and adaptation in agricultural contexts.
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