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Climate change vulnerabilities and adaptation strategies in rural communities: an intersectional approach in the Baham sub-division of Cameroon

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By Noleen R. Chikowore, Iain Barber, Nelson Chanza, Christian Ngan
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Studies examining intersectionality in Africa in the context of climate change remain underexplored. The study uses life history interviews to investigate how the social differences (gender, marital status and number of years lived in the village) of rural farmers influence their observation of climatic changes, vulnerability to climate change and ability to adapt to climate change.
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EU Green Claims Directive: What you need to know as it comes into force  | EcoAct

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By Iain Barber, Luke Mendenhall, Josh Greenside
| Eco-act Blog
In an era marked by growing environmental consciousness and regulatory scrutiny, the EU’s proposed Green Claims Directive (GCD) emerges as a critical framework to provide consumers with clarity about corporate environmental claims.
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The challenges faced by fish in a dynamic world

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By Iain Barber, Andrew Hirst Verified, Carl Smith
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Although excluded from the terrestrial environment, fishes show a remarkable capacity to adapt to aquatic environments, occupying oceans, lakes, rivers, streams, and even temporary pools. They can survive water at temperatures ranging from 0 to 40°C, an altitudinal range from the abyssal depths of the oceans to high mountain plateaux, and salinity ranges from close to distilled water to hypersaline waters.
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