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Addressing Climate Vulnerability and Policy Gaps of heat waves in Upper Egypt: The Case Study of Al-A’qaab Village in Aswan
Heatwaves are currently one of the most dangerous climate hazards globally. Egypt is experiencing an increase in the intensity and frequency of heatwaves, which affects health, economy, infrastructure, and the ecological system. Upper Egypt is one of the most vulnerable regions in Egypt to rising te...
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2025
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