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- Forecasting indoor air temperatures in tropical hospitals to improve patient health and preparedness for extreme heat
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- Climate-induced redistribution of people is not inevitable
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- Gender dimensions of adaptive capacity and adaptation responses to climate shocks in rural households: Ghana, Mali, Kenya, and Ethiopia
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- “We carry too many burdens”: Lived experiences of girls’ schooling in Ghana, a critical look at barriers, gender norms, and institutional perspectives
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- Population-environment nexus: Sustainable management response options in Ghana
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- Internal and international migration in Ghana: Opportunities and challenges
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