Climate change adaptation and individual fear : a pivotal security trend
Bororo Fulani Pastoralists and Yoruba Farmers’ Conflicts in the Upper Ogun River, Oyo State Nigeria, 1986–2004
REBELLION AND DIPLOMACY IN INTERNATIONAL POLITICS IN THE CONTEXT OF THE RWANDAN CRISIS
The role of mediation in industrial conflict resolution
Intrateam conflict and individual commitment : the roles of TMX and voice climate
Assessment of the vulnerability of Ethiopian agriculture to climate change and farmers’ adaptation strategies
Factors influencing farmers’ choices of adaptation to climate change in Ekiti State, Nigeria
Small scale poultry farmers’ choice of adaption strategies to climate change in Ogun State, Nigeria
Climate change, hygiene, and health: A research roadmap for climate adaptation
Assessing the resilience of global grain supplies to compound climatic and non-climatic shocks
Assessing the training needs of climate scientists: The role of the World Climate Research Programme Academy
Pastoralist conflict in Ethiopia from 2015 to 2022 : climate change and food insecurity as exacerbating factors
Modeling short- and long-term climatic and non-climatic drivers of wheat yield in Somalia (1986–2019): Evidence from an ARDL approach
Climate advocacy and activism by scientists: A narrative review
Sustainable livestock keeping: A strategic climate solution for Africa
Beyond post-truth: Projecting the future trajectory of climate misinformation
Locally led climate adaptation: Business unusual for agricultural research
Environmental claims, climate promises, and ‘greenwashing’ by meat and dairy companies
Overcoming local-scale climate change adaptation implementation lag
A proof-of-stake blockchain framework for transparent climate data verification
Investigating the influence of present and projected climate on the livelihood of small-scale farmers in the uThungulu District Municipality, KwaZulu Natal, South Africa
Understanding local expert perceptions of climate security hotspots using participatory mapping
Beyond broken homes: Why climate resilience must start with the human psyche
Maximising the economic value of water through adaptive, climate-informed irrigation scheduling
