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Finding a Sense of Place within Degraded Ecologies: A Study of Women in the Niger Delta
Abstract This article examines how oil-induced environmental pollution erodes women's sense of place in selected communities in Bayelsa and Rivers States, Nigeria, one of the most ecologically compromised states in the Niger Delta region. Drawing on a participatory pheno
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