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Climate Change and Threatened Commuties: Vulnerability, Capacity, and Action

Woods Hall

Check out this chapter that Dr. Jen Shaffer wrote describing the efforts of rural residents of southern Mozambique to build and strengthen individual and community adaptive capacity for current and future climate, political, and economic uncertainties by mobilizing knowledge from many sources.

Climate Change and Threatened Commuties: Vulnerability, Capacity, and Action

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