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An assessment of the onset of summer rainy season in Southern Africa - case study of Botswana
The economies of most Sub-Saharan African countries are linked to the onset, reliability and performance of seasonal rainfall. Failure of seasonal rains may signal food deficits or worse. Farmers, water conservationists and government bodies responsible for food security, all have an interest in sea...
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Department of Philosophy
2023
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