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Governing the retreat: institutional fragmentation and process justice in Swiss glacier forelands
Climate change is rapidly transforming landscapes, creating novel challenges for natural resource management and sustainable governance. Glacier forelands – newly exposed areas resulting from glacier retreat – have become particularly significant. Their ecosys
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