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Climate-induced water stress on Cambodian agriculture: a systematic review of drought, flood, and rainfall impacts
Climate change is amplifying water extremes that jeopardize agricultural production and food security in vulnerable regions such as river deltas. Cambodia, located in the Lower Mekong Basin, is among the world’s most climate-vulnerable countries. However, the availability of actionable, context-spec
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