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Assessing ethical aspects of heat adaptation in informal settlements in LMIC urban areas using a disaster justice informed theory: a rapid review
Ramadani L, Lenz J, Förster K, et al. Assessing ethical aspects of heat adaptation in informal settlements in LMIC urban areas using a disaster justice informed theory: a rapid review. Frontiers in Climate. 2026;8.
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