GMA news: More Share With farmers and the rural poor most vulnerable to the destructive effects of climate change, a non-government organization is asking president-apparent Sen. Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III to take up new agrarian reform policies. On Sunday, Project Development Institute executive director Ria Miclat-Teves said land reform is “critically” linked to addressing the devastations caused by climate change. “The first effects of climate change are erosions, drought, …