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Readiness of Academic Libraries in North-Central Nigeria to Adopt Green Practices: Strategies for Achieving Sustainable Development Goals
This study examined the readiness of academic libraries in North-Central Nigeria to adopt green practices in response to climate change in support of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Researchers used mixed-methods sequential explanatory design and collected data from library
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