**7. Chapter Reflection Exercises**

The social dimension of climate change often goes understated in many examinations of the impact of the phenomenon. This chapter explores adaptation measures implemented by the farming community in Trinidad and Tobago to maintain a livelihood in an increasingly threatening economic and biophysical environment. As a chapter reflection exercise, readers are asked to consider the systemic impact of climate-related reduced income from the social perspective. Consider how a reduction in household income can lead to other social consequences. This reflection will help further emphasise the impact of developing the adaptive capacity of vulnerable groups to avoid systemic social implications. Utilise the following questions as a starting point for reflection:

