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Agricultural livelihoods in coastal Bangladesh under climate and environmental change – a model framework

Domaine:

agricultureclimate
Créateur:
AttDerHelAbd
Éditeur:
Roy
Hôte:
We describe a novel integrated modelling system aiming to approximate the impact of environmental change on farmers' livelihoods in Bangladesh.

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