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Farmers’ choice of wetland agriculture: checking wetland loss and degradation in Lagos State, Nigeria
The issue of food security has received increasing emphasis in developing countries, particularly in the cities. The emphasis on food security has engendered agricultural expansion and encroachment on the coastal and inland wetlands in these nations. To facilitate and sustain the security of food in...
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