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Matangia ‘i Namo : science teachers’ and students’ conceptualisations of local environmental and climate change issues : talanoa from Ha‘apai and Port Vila

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Pacific communities in both rural and urban settings are experiencing the impacts of the global climate crisis, as well as non-climatic factors, on their local ecosystems. Developing adaptation strategies to respond to these threats of disasters requires knowledge of local ecosystems and community needs. The findings of this thesis indicate that one way of deepening our understanding of climate...
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