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PROTOCOL: Evidence and Gap Map of Climate Change Adaptation Interventions for Enhancing Food Security and Livelihood in Sub-Saharan Africa. [PDF]

Campbell Syst Rev
Sarfo Ameyaw D, Danso-Mensah K, Clottey J, Nyan CP, Agyemang Oppong S, Oppong M, Badu-Ansah NE, Kaledzi D, Letsa I, Agbahoungba S.   +9 more
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Biocultural Ethnoecology of <i>Nasua narica</i> (Procyonidae, Mammalia) in Northeastern Oaxaca, México. [PDF]

Animals (Basel)
Vásquez-Dávila MA, Briones-Salas M, García-Orozco S, Galindo-Aguilar RE, Manzanero-Medina GI.   +4 more
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Livelihood and Dietary Transitions in Subsistence Populations of Northern Laos: Insights From Carbon and Nitrogen Stable Isotope Analysis. [PDF]

Am J Biol Anthropol
Li Z, Kibe M, Mizuno Y, Saitoh M, Yamazaki K, Masuoka H, Kosaka S, Natsuhara K, Hirayama K, Inthavong N, Kounnavong S, Yoneda M, Tomita S, Umezaki M.   +13 more
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From policy to practice: field stations as engines of tropical conservation. [PDF]

Bioscience
Karubian J, Zaunbrecher V, Blasco A, Carrasco L, Castillo F, Cassetta M, Chapman CA, Levine J, Obitte B, O'Donnell B, Rivas-Torres G, Tanshi I, Wright P, Zapata F, Smith TB.   +14 more
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Climate Change, Place, and Mental Health in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Multi-Country Analysis of Lived Experiences Following Extreme Weather Events

Mulopo C, Ndlovu S, Akinyi L, Muanido A, Kabre W, Ouédraogo M, Judião Maivasse CM, José SF, Odero H, Mthembu R, Zuma L, Lindner E, Craig M, Traore N, Cumbe VF, Wambua GN, Omondi E, Wekesah F, Black GF, Iwuji C, Treffry-Goatley A.   +20 more
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2022
This chapter focuses on the three sources of income in the Viking Age economy: pillaging, farming, and trade. It highlights that there was tension between these sources of income as people in Viking Age society lived a hand-to-mouth existence, and plundering and trading claimed human resources that would otherwise be working the farm.
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