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Future reef island habitability under climate change and the role of governance
Reef island habitability is increasingly threatened by climate change through amplified risks to land, freshwater and food resources. While reef islands share common biophysical vulnerabilities, the capacity of their communities to effectively adapt to climate change is strongly influenced by govern
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