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Perceived causes, exposures and adjustments to seasonal heat in different residential areas in Ibadan, Nigeria
Local perception can be an important resource for assessing and managing climate-related extremes and identifying adjustment strategies unique to specific settings. The objectives of the study are two-fold. Firstly, it examined the perceived causes, exposures and adjustments to seasonal heat events...
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