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Desertification Land Degradation and Drought
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Prioritizing Finance for Nature for Healthy and Resilient Ecosystems
Integrating Indigenous Practices into Australia’s Defense Against Heatwaves
How The Great Green Wall Evolves to Embrace Indigenous Land Management
Gold Panning in Jayapura: Workers’ Struggle Between Landslide Risks and Economic Hardship
Comprehensive and Participatory Drought Monitoring for Improved Disaster Mitigation
Urgency in Addressing the Severe Impacts of Climate Change in Africa
Strengthening Jordan’s Water Resilience
Restoring Aral Sea’s Dried-Up Ecosystem
Addressing the Systemic Nature of Drought Risks and Impacts
How the Agri-PV System Can Maximize Land-Use Efficiency in Central Europe