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Rising human populations drive environmental degradation in Africa

27 Jun 201925 Jun 2019
  Almost a decade ago, I (co-) wrote a paper examining the socio-economic correlates of gross, national-scale indices of environmental performance among the world's nations. It turned out to be rather…

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