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Rural women and coping with extreme heat in South Western Zimbabwe: livelihoods, water and energy
Patience Chadambuka (CASAS’ member) has published this article with colleagues Talent Moyo & Sandra Bhatasara in Cogent Social Sciences. Abstract: This article focuses on rural women’s agency and innovation in the context of the global acceleration of climate change-induced extreme heat. Specifically, it considers the intersecting challenges encountered in relation to livelihoods, water, and energy,…
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The multiple benefits of ecosystem services in the Parco Regionale Corno Alle Scale in Lizzano in Belvedere, Italy
José Sobreiro Filho (CASAS’ member) has published with Maria do Socorro Ferreira da Silva, Elisa Magnani & Fernando Luiz Araújo Sobrinho this article in Portuguese in the Revista Tamoios. Abstract in English: This research aims to categorise Ecosystem Services (ES) in the Corno alle Scale Regional Park, in Lizzano di Belvedere, Italy, associating them with…
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Essential work but not essential workers?
Chile is in the WHO’s stage 4 of the pandemic, meaning the transmission of the virus among the community has become uncontrolled and widespread (WHO, 2009). Santiago’s metropolitan area, where nearly half of the Chilean population reside, was the seed of the infection in the country, as the middle and upper class returned from Europe…