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Transforming the agency and influence of landscape architects in climate change actions: An empirical analysis of barriers and facilitators
The way we plan and design our landscapes, infrastructure, and cities has to transform if we want to meet the needs of our society and address climate change without breaching the earth's ecological boundaries. Landscape architects are known as environmental stewards. They are trained to create a ba
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