| Title: | Large-scale environmental degradation results in inequitable impacts to already impoverished communities |
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| Secondary reference: | A case study from the floating villages of Cambodia |
| Author(s): |
Name: Rebecca M. Colvin
Organisation: UQ
Name: Bradd Witt Organisation: UQ Name: Simon Mahood Organisation: UQ Name: Glenn Althor Organisation: UQ Name: James E.M. Watson Organisation: UQ |
| Key words: | Subsistence livelihoods Mekong basin Human well-being Distributive justice Climate change Tonle Sap Great Lake |
| Publication year: | 2018 |
| Available in folders: | Acquatic resources Cambodia Food Security & Nutrition Rural Livelihoods |
| File type (mime): | application/pdf |
| File size: | 1.54MB |
| Type of document: | Published docs |
| Uploaded date/time: | 2018-02-28 05:40:40 |
| Accepted date/time: | 2018-02-28 13:52:09 |
| Accepted by: | laofab@gmail.com |
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