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Too slow and too difficult? participatory governance as a lever for climate change adaptation.!

Interventions for development, sustainability, and/or climate change adaptation have a history of ambiguous outcomes and outright failures. How can interventions, and especially those that involve government, research and stakeholders, including local residents, result in sustainable outcomes that persist beyond the intervention, and move towards climate change behaviour-change...Read More

Identification and characterization of Peruvian native bacterial strains as bioremediation of Hgpolluted water and soils due to Artisanal and Small-Scale Gold Mining in the Secocha Annex, Arequipa!

The water and soils pollution due to mercury emissions from mining deneme bonusu veren sitelerindustries represents a serious environmental problem and continuous risk to human health. Among the 25 regions of Peru, three are responsible for more than 70 percent of the official gold...Read More

Effects of climate change on decisions about the design of large-scale weather-driven energy systems in the twenty-first century .!

Increasing global warming and the resulting climatic changes are likely to advance the weather-related risks that are facing many different human and natural systems. In the attempt to cushion these effects, mitigation strategies that rely on low cost weather driven variable renewable energy technologies are gaining ground,...Read More