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Hawai‘i Island’s shorelines provide intangible and tangible benefits for the island’s residents and visitors. This paper examines residents’ access to, values associated with, and uses of Hawai‘i Island’s blue spaces. It finds that Native Hawaiian residents and those who ascribe...
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Planned, collective, and immediate action is both possible and necessary, as these three books on climate policy seek to show. Compellingly written and drawing on different theoretical frameworks, they are suitable for undergraduate readers as well as the climate-alarmed public....
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Building resilience of vulnerable people and communities is critical in climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction efforts. However, approaches to resilience are often top-down and expert-driven. In this paper, we highlight the importance of defining and measuring resilience from...
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Mountains have been the object of an intense elaboration of national imaginaries. There is a widespread perception of Galicia as a rural and coastal country based on agricultural and seaside landscapes, with mountains being largely ignored. However, a production of...
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