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Spatio-temporal effects of projected climate on future crop suitability over West Africa
Future climate is projected to deviate from present-day by unprecedented measure, hereafter climate departure, with direct consequences on food security. West Africa, one of the hotspots for climate departure globally, has suffered significantly from climate change impacts via extreme events with la...
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Department of Environmental and Geographical Science
2020
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