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Nepali farmers abandon rice as monsoon shifts article

Nepali farmers abandon rice as monsoon shifts

Climate change impacts on women

Women are disproportionately affected by climate change, from having higher death rates in climate-related disasters to having to walk further to collect scarce water. What can they do to cope?

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