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Climate Resilience for Agricultural Practices & Agroforestry

Climate change is caused by greenhouse gas emissions, that cause the air and ocean temperatures to rise, resulting in snow and ice to melt and ending in floods. Land adaptation from natural to managed ecosystems, is necessary for food production, but continues to occur at very high rates with significant water impacts.
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Forest and grassland habitat make up for one third and one half of the world’s surface, respectively. Land-use has changed due to rapid urbanization, increased agricultural practices, but deforestation or afforestation being instrumental factors of water imbalances. Natural ecosystems are self-regulating ecosystems that support many essential services for people and communities, including the provisioning of food.

Climate change is caused by greenhouse gas emissions, that cause the air and ocean temperatures to rise, resulting in snow and ice to melt and ending in floods. Land adaptation from natural to managed ecosystems, is necessary for food production, but continues to occur at very high rates with significant water impacts. Further, increased rainfall variability exposes the agricultural industry to the effects of flood and drought disasters. Many areas with water restrictions are now overcoming them with decentralised water technology upgrades.

MEB has helped organisations eliminate challenges by increasing capacity and output with efficient proven decentralised water technology. Our systems are governance friendly for seamless institutional cooperation across all scales. We are experts in change mitigation, risk reduction, and the design and maintenance of essential water services, speak to our experts now!

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To cope with a crippling and prolonged drought crisis, MEB installed a containerized desalination plant at Richards Bay, South Africa. The project was completed in just seven months. The containers were easily transported to the designated location.1

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