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Roger W. Crecely,Charles E. Dayalpine meadows and yak grazing to yet higher elevations. Medicinal herb collection, a major economic activity, will likely expand and subsequently experience overharvesting. Yak grazing at increasingly high elevations may stress the animals, the pastures, and the herders. Tourism may put yet further

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Plastics for Corrosion Inhibitionng the 2009 drought by Maasai agropastoralists who acted as collaborative researchers and photographers. Across both counties and over a decade, perceptions of evolving climatic variability feature longer dry seasons, more intense rains and droughts, altered spatial and temporal rainfall patterns, a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b138595es and view as relevant? How does one’s connection to this landscape shape the indicators and consequences they observe and care about? And what differences exist in how people theorize the causes of climate change? By examining this diversity of climate knowledges and climate cultures in Southern A

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Understanding Microexperiences of Climate Change: How Climate Ethnography Informs Collaboration, Adinsights into the diverse ways that people are embedded in their environments; the dynamics of differentiation, inequality, and violence that result from that; and how these affect knowledge, denialism, and climate responses. Perhaps most importantly, examining climate change at the resolution of mi