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Water security and hydrosocial resilience in the Peruvian Andes: Remote sensing and cultural governance in the Razuhuillca watershed
Droughts and water-related conflicts in the Andean mountain regions of South America have intensified in recent decades, yet limited understanding of the interaction between hydrological dynamics and culturally embedded governance systems has constrained effective water-security strategies. This stu
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