The Stand and Perceived Solutions of Workers in the Threats of Climate Change to their Livelihood at Barangay Sarmiento Community

Climate change is one of hundreds of problems we are facing right now. It exists and it is a devastating crisis. The threats of climate change have a big impact on society, and it is horrifying to the environment we’re living on. Also, it can destroy the rural and natural resources. This study was aimed to determine the stand and perceived solutions of selected workers in the threats of climate change to their livelihood in Barangay Sarmiento community. The descriptive survey method was utilized in this study in which survey was taken among the 30 workers in Barangay Sarmiento year 2024 and involves their perceptions to their livelihood. Based on the result gathered, the participants tend to agree with the importance of climate change upon their own values, actions, and beliefs. Moreover, they tend to agree that they have been aware on the nature of climate change that it is really happening. Furthermore, 30.0% of them believed that the first reason why they are mitigating climate change is to save their money. In conclusion, workers value the importance of knowing in mitigating climate change and its threats to community, and they have positive general view in their environment which is also saving money is their main reason in preventing climate change.

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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS
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2025-05-31
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https://doi.org/10.47191/ijmra/v8-i05-70
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Coastal and Marine Management
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The Stand and Perceived Solutions of Workers in the Threats of Climate Change to their Livelihood at Barangay Sarmiento Community

Mariel B. Alonsagay, Dominic B. Golpeo, LPT Alnoury M. Cauring
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS
Coastal and Marine Management
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The Stand and Perceived Solutions of Workers in the Threats of Climate Change to their Livelihood at Barangay Sarmiento Community

Mariel B. Alonsagay, Dominic B. Golpeo, LPT Alnoury M. Cauring
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Abstract

Climate change is one of hundreds of problems we are facing right now. It exists and it is a devastating crisis. The threats of climate change have a big impact on society, and it is horrifying to the environment we’re living on. Also, it can destroy the rural and natural resources. This study was aimed to determine the stand and perceived solutions of selected workers in the threats of climate change to their livelihood in Barangay Sarmiento community. The descriptive survey method was utilized in this study in which survey was taken among the 30 workers in Barangay Sarmiento year 2024 and involves their perceptions to their livelihood. Based on the result gathered, the participants tend to agree with the importance of climate change upon their own values, actions, and beliefs. Moreover, they tend to agree that they have been aware on the nature of climate change that it is really happening. Furthermore, 30.0% of them believed that the first reason why they are mitigating climate change is to save their money. In conclusion, workers value the importance of knowing in mitigating climate change and its threats to community, and they have positive general view in their environment which is also saving money is their main reason in preventing climate change.

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH AND ANALYSISVol. 08(05)
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Coastal and Marine Management
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