Climate-driven redistribution of agro-ecological zones in Ghana and its implications for agroecosystem sustainability

Augustine O.K.N. Mensah

doi:10.1016/j.jenvman.2026.130664

Climate-driven redistribution of agro-ecological zones in Ghana and its implications for agroecosystem sustainability

2026-08-10

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Augustine O.K.N. Mensah

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Shuoben Bi *

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Emmanuel Yeboah

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Isaac Sarfo

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George Darko

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Clement Issaka Anaba

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Vincent Antwi Asante

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Ishmeal Quist

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Princella Ofori Darko

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Collins Oduro

DOI：10.1016/j.jenvman.2026.130664

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• Warming (+2.39°C) drives agro-ecological zone redistribution in Ghana. • Savanna expansion and forest decline indicate a directional ecological shift. • ECCM/EGCCM shows that temperature dominates AEZ change over precipitation. • Spatial causality reveals hotspots for targeted adaptation planning. • Findings support climate-resilient land management and governance.

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