Cambodia Faces Climate Change Threat, Seeks Path to Coexistence
As climate change poses a serious threat to Cambodia's ecosystems and livelihoods, comprehensive measures encompassing both mitigation and adaptation are urgently needed. The importance of nature-based solutions and international cooperation is highlighted.
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