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Uganda and REDD+: Is it worth getting involved from a socio-economic perspective?
Anthropogenic (human caused) climate change is a major global issue because of the effects of climate change, which include increased frequency of drought, floods, erratic and/or insufficient rainfall, waterborne diseases; as well as related consequences such as water shortages, forest fires and los...
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Energy Research Centre
2016
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