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Climate variability in social-ecological systems of the Southern Cape: integrating farming and fishing perspectives
Large scale shifts playing out on global climate levels are manifesting locally in the South Africa’s terrestrial and marine ecosystems, where it is difficult to predict how different habitats may respond to these changes in natural systems, particularly at local levels. For example, the highly comp...
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Department of Environmental and Geographical Science
2019
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