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Publication - Living under extreme conditions: How African communities are coping with a changing climate

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Title
Living under extreme conditions: How African communities are coping with a changing climate
Publisher
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Published in
February 2023
Abstract
This Commentary reports on the pressures posed by climate change on the living habits of some

African communities and outlines some of the adaptation strategies currently deployed. It also describes how resources such as plants, leaves, and roots are used in inhospitable environments, as

responses to the changing climate conditions.
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