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Taylor & Francis Determining the Economic Value of Water
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Taylor & Francis Determining the Economic Value of Water
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Taylor & Francis Agricultural Development and Economic Integration in Latin America Routledge Library Editions Development
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Mountain World in Danger Climate Change in the Forests and Mountains of Europe Sustainable Development Set
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Taylor & Francis Learning From China Development and Environment in Third World Countries Routledge Library Editions Development
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Taylor & Francis The Decentralization of Forest Governance
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Taylor & Francis Rural Wealth Creation
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Taylor & Francis Rural Wealth Creation
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Taylor & Francis The Elements of Environmental Pollution
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Taylor & Francis European WoodPastures in Transition
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Taylor & Francis The Energy Security Dilemma US Policy and Practice
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Taylor & Francis Marine Natural Resources and Technological Development
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Slope Stabilization and Erosion Control A Bioengineering Approach A Bioengineering Approach
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Decommissioning the Brent Spar
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Forest Products Biotechnology
Book SynopsisIndustries are developing radical, new biotechnology processes to expand and develop their range of products that originate from the world''s forests. As a result of the growing understanding of the process involved, biotechnology is also helping reduce any adverse impact on the environment.; This book presents a review of specialist research directed towards efficient and environmentally sensitive use of forests. An introductory chapter explaining the structure and anatomy of wood is followed by a chapter-by-chapter review of the most current developments on individual topics associated with a wide range of forest products such as timber, trees, pulp and paper, drugs and valuable chemicals. In addition, chapters focus on the ways of resolving some of the environmental problems faced by these industries.Table of ContentsWood as material; biotechnology in the study of brown and white rot decay; biopulping; enzymes in pulp bleaching; anaerobic treatment of pulp mill effluents; bioremediation of soils contaminated with organic wood preservatives; bioremediation of wood treated with preservatives by using white rot fungi; biotechnology production of wood composites; special (secondary) metabolites from wood; wood/bark extracts as adhesive and preservatives; ethanol production and forest products' wastes; production of mushrooms from wood waste substrates; drugs from plants; the role of biological metal chelators in wood degradation and xenobiotic degradation; biological control of wood decay; biological control of forests pests - a biological perspective; transgenic trees; the use of molecular methods for the detecting and identification of wood decay fungi.
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Trichoderma And Gliocladium Volume 1 Basic Biology Taxonomy and Genetics
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Taylor & Francis Ltd The Economics of American Agriculture Evolution and Global Development Evolution and Global Development
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Taylor & Francis Food Security for Rural Africa
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Taylor & Francis Inc Smartcities Resilient Landscapes and EcoWarriors
Book SynopsisThis second edition, Smartcities and Eco-warriors: The Ecological Landscapes for Urban Resilience, reflects CJ Lim’s latest research since the original publication, and has six additional case studies, together with a new extensive catalogue of floral and fauna for each landscape and environmental condition. Table of ContentsPreface 1. Urban Utopias and the Smartcity. From Soil to Table. The Perpetual Motion Machine. The American Dream Redux. Rise of the Eco-warrior. Scenic Positions. Cultivating Community. Resilient Landscapes 2. A Lexicon for the Smartcity 3. Guangming Smartcity China 4. DuSable Park USA 5. Tangshan Earthquake Memorial Park China 6. Remembering the Great American Plains USA 7. Nordhavnen Smartcity Denmark 8. Daejeon Urban Renaissance South Korea 9. The Tomato Exchange UK 10. Central Open Space: MAC South Korea 11. The Linear Park China 12. A Workplace in a Garden Ireland 13. Guangming Energy Park China 14. Newark Gateway Project USA 15. The City of a Thousand Lakes China 16. Rifle Range Regeneration Malaysia 17. Dongyi Wan East Waterfront China 18. Brockholes Wetland + Woodland Reserve UK 19. The Green Pension Plan UK 20. Wanmu Orchard Wetland China 21. Romance + Resilience: Landscapes of the imagination 22. Anna Andronova The Grand Paris of Niger: Landscape of hope 23. Carolyn Steel Sitopia – The urban future 24. Project and Reproduction Credits Index
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Taylor & Francis Ecology Capitalism and the New Agricultural Economy
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Taylor & Francis Environmental Justice and Soy Agribusiness
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Taylor & Francis European Woodpastures in Transition
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CRC Press Natural Products from Plants
Book Synopsis2008 NOMINEEThe Council on Botanical and Horticultural Libraries Annual Award for a Significant Work in Botanical or Horticultural Literature From medicinal, industrial, and culinary uses to cutting-edge laboratory techniques in modern research and plant conservation strategies, Natural Products from Plants, Second Edition reveals a vastly expanded understanding of the natural products that plants produce. In a single volume, this bookoffers a thorough inventory of the various types of plant-derived compounds. It covers their chemical composition, structure, and properties alongside the most effective ways to identify, extract, analyze, and characterize new plant-derived compounds. The authors examine new information on the chemical mechanisms plants use to deter predators and pathogens, attract symbiotic organisms, and defend themselves against environmental stressâinsights which are key for adapting such mechanisms toTrade Review"The book does a great job in explaining how natural products are interrelated with the environment, and explains physiological and ecological functions of natural products . . . written in a way that makes it interesting to read . . . It is a book well worth having." –Anna K. Jäger, Department of Medicinal Chemistry, University of Copenhagen, in South African Journal of Botany, 2007, Vol. 73, No. 3Praise for the First Edition: “The five authors all have a common background in the natural sciences but their professional careers have taken them to diverse positions inside or outside of academia…and this diversity is definitely one of the strongest aspects of the book.” — Michael Heinrich, Journal of Ethnopharmacology “The book is well written with many photographs…and well indexed and has good supplemental information and references at the end of each chapter…” — Charles D. Hufford, University of Mississippi (Journal of Natural Products, 2000, 63, 735–738)Table of ContentsPhytochemicals: The Chemical Components of Plants. How and Why These Compounds Are Synthesized by Plants. Regulation of Metabolite Synthesis in Plants. Plant Natural Products in the Rhizosphere. Molecular Biology of Plant Natural Products. The Study of Natural Product Biosynthesis in the Pregenomics and Genomics Eras. Plant Biotechnology for the Production of Natural Products. Traditional, Analytical, and Preparative Separations of Natural Products. Characterization of Natural Products. Bioassays for Activity. Modes of Action at Target Sites. The Uses of Plant Natural Products by Humans and Risks Associated with Their Use. The Synergy Principle at Work with Plants, Pathogens, Insects, Herbivores, and Humans. Plant Conservation. Relationship Between People and Plants. Appendix:Information Retrieval on Natural Products in Plants. Indexes
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Longterm Effects of Sewage Sludge and Farm Slurries Applications
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Sustainable Agricultural Systems
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Taylor & Francis Ltd The Behavioural Biology of Zoo Animals
Book SynopsisZoo animals as a population are a diverse array of species from all around the globe. When managed in captivity, it is important that key aspects of natural ecology are factored into animal care, as well as considerations relating to welfare, life history and behavioural needs. The Behavioural Biology of Zoo Animals is the first book on captive animal behaviour and how this applies to welfare.The book enables all aspects of zoo husbandry and management (nutrition, enclosure design, handling and training, enrichment, population management) to be based on a sound knowledge of the species, its evolutionary history and its natural history. Chapters from expert authors cover a vast range of taxa, from primates and elephants to marine mammals and freshwater fish, to reptiles, birds and invertebrates. A final part looks to the future, considering animal health and wellbeing, the visitor experience and future visions for zoos and aquariums.For on-the-ground practitionerTrade Review"The Behavioral Biology of Zoo Animals leverages the expertise of biologists to describe key aspects of a species’ natural life history and behavioral ecology that can inform holistic, evidence-based animal management decisions to enhance the health and wellbeing of zoo and aquarium animals. The taxa covered in this text are remarkably diverse and extend beyond high-profile species, with entire chapters dedicated to historically under-represented taxonomic groups such as amphibians, reptiles, fishes, sharks, and invertebrates. The book is an eloquent synergy of scientific research and species-specific husbandry that looks into the future of how we manage animals in zoos and aquariums, making it a valuable resource for animal managers, administrators, scientists, veterinarians, and students alike." James Gillis, PhD, South-East Zoo Alliance for Reproduction & Conservation, Florida, USA"This book emphasises the importance of applying behavioural ecology concepts to zoo animals and as such should have broad appeal to students from a range of biological disciplines from zoology to animal behaviour and animal management. It is particularly exciting to see emphasis placed on less studied (in zoos) taxonomic groups such as invertebrates and amphibians."Katherine Jones, PhD, Senior Lecturer in Zoology, Bangor University, UK"The Behavioral Biology of Zoo Animals leverages the expertise of biologists to describe key aspects of a species’ natural life history and behavioral ecology that can inform holistic, evidence-based animal management decisions to enhance the health and wellbeing of zoo and aquarium animals. The taxa covered in this text are remarkably diverse and extend beyond high-profile species, with entire chapters dedicated to historically under-represented taxonomic groups such as amphibians, reptiles, fishes, sharks, and invertebrates. The book is an eloquent synergy of scientific research and species-specific husbandry that looks into the future of how we manage animals in zoos and aquariums, making it a valuable resource for animal managers, administrators, scientists, veterinarians, and students alike." James Gillis, PhD, South-East Zoo Alliance for Reproduction & Conservation, Florida, USA"This book emphasises the importance of applying behavioural ecology concepts to zoo animals and as such should have broad appeal to students from a range of biological disciplines from zoology to animal behaviour and animal management. It is particularly exciting to see emphasis placed on less studied (in zoos) taxonomic groups such as invertebrates and amphibians."Katherine Jones, PhD, Senior Lecturer in Zoology, Bangor University, UKTable of ContentsForeword by Geoff Hosey. PART I SETTING THE SCENE. 1. Introduction to the Behavioural Biology of the Zoo. 2. Behavioural Biology in Animal Collection Planning and Conservation 3. Behavioural Biology, Conservation Genomics and Population Viability (OPEN ACCESS) 4. Behavioural Biology, Applied Zoo Science and Research 5. Behavioural Biology Methods and Data Collection in the Zoo PART II SELECTED TAXONOMIC ACCOUNTS 6. The Behavioural Biology of Primates 7. The Behavioural Biology of Ungulates and Elephants 8. The Behavioural Biology of Carnivores 9. The Behavioural Biology of Marine Mammals 10. The Behavioural Biology of Marsupials and Monotremes 11. The Behavioural Biology of Flightless Birds 12. The Behavioural Biology of Waterbirds 13. Behavioural Biology of Parrots 14. The Behavioural Biology of Hornbills, Toucans and Kingfishers 15. The Behavioural Biology of Passerines 16. The Behavioural Biology of Captive Reptiles 17. The Behavioural Biology of Amphibians 18. The Behavioural Biology of Freshwater Fishes 19. The Behavioural Biology of Marine Fishes and Sharks 20. Behavioural Biology of Invertebrates PART III FOR THE FUTURE 21. Behavioural Biology and Zoo Animal Welfare: For the Future 22. Behavioural Biology and Animal Health and Wellbeing 23. Behavioural Biology and Enhancing Visitor Education and Experiences 24. Behavioural Biology and the Zoo as a Nature Reserve 25. Behavioural Biology for the Evidence-based Keeper. Behavioural Biology and the Future Zoo: Overall Conclusions.
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Taylor & Francis The Routledge Handbook of Comparative Rural
Book SynopsisThis volume represents the result of almost two decades of trans-Atlantic collaborative development of a policy research paradigm, the International Comparative Rural Policy Studies program. Over this period dozens of scientists from different disciplines but with a common interest in rural issues and policy have collaboratively studied the policies in North America, Europe, and other parts of the world.A core element of the book is the idea and practice of comparative research and analysis what can be learned from comparisons, how and why policies vary in different contexts, and what lessons might or might not be transferable across borders. It provides skills for the use of comparative methods as important tools to analyze the functioning of strategies and specific policy interventions in different contexts and a holistic approach for the management of resources in rural regions. It promotes innovation as a tool to valorize endogenousTable of ContentsList of figures. List of tables. Notes on contributors. Acknowledgements. Rural Policy Learning Commons. Introduction.Part I: Introduction to comparative rural policy studies 1 What is rural? What is rural policy? What is rural development policy? 2 Comparing ruralities: the case of Canada and the United States. 3 What is rural? The historical evolution of rural typologies in Europe. 4 A comparative rural profile across OECD member countries. 5 Why comparative rural policy studies? Comparative theory and methods. 6 Policy process theory for rural policy. 7 Policy outcomes of decentralized public programs: implications for rural policy. 8 Co-constructing rural futures: understanding place-based development and policy. 9 Territorial capital in rural policy development.Part II: People and society 10 International migration: sustaining rural communities. 11 Rural immigration and welcoming communities. 12 The role of women in rural areas. 13 Rural poverty in a comparative context. 14 Understanding the dimensions of aging and old age in rural areas. 15 Rural health and well-being. 16 Rural policy and the cultural construction of the urban/rural divide in the United States and Europe. Part III: Resources and environment 17 Environmental policy: what are the options? 18 The inefficiency of resource policy as a mechanism to deliver rural policy. 19 The water–energy–food–climate nexus. 20 Governance of watersheds in rural areas. 21 Rethinking energy in agricultural and rural areas. 22 Conventional and alternative agri-food chains. 23 Building sustainable regional food systems: policies and support. 24 Drivers of food losses and their implications for the agro-food chain: selected case studies. 25 Fish as food: policies affecting food sovereignty for rural Indigenous communities in North America. 26 Public policies affecting community forest management.Part IV: Innovation 27 Social economy and entrepreneurship in rural areas. 28 Grounded innovation in the rural bioeconomy. 29 Innovation, broadband, and community resilience. 30 Climate change adaptation by farmers: the case of Nepal.Part V: Rural policy reviews 31 Rural policy in the United States. 32 Rural policy in Canada. 33 Rural policy in Europe. 34 Rural policy in the Western Balkans.Part VI: Comparative rural policy case studies 35 Peri-urban agricultural policies in Canada and France. 36 A non-profit as a policy actor? A case study of the Breds Treasure Beach Foundation in Jamaica. 37 Post-Soviet rural areas towards European integration: the difficult transition of Moldova. 38 “Why local governments?” An ongoing debate in rural New Brunswick, Canada. 39 A comparative case study of the Main Street Program in the United States. 40 Community-managed forestry in Palo Seco, Mexico. 41 Land ownership and land management policies in Norway and Scotland. 42 Local policies addressing poverty and social exclusion in rural Spain during the recession. 43 Integral mountain development in Spain: an historical review.Index.
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Climate Justice in the Majority World
Book SynopsisThis edited collection explores a diverse range of climate (in)justice case studies from the Majority World where most of humans and non-humans live. It is also the site of the most severe impacts of climate change and home to some of the key solutions for the climate crisis. The collection brings together 12 chapters featuring the work of over 30 authors from around the globe.The impacts of climate change are disproportionately affecting individuals, communities, and countries in the Majority World who historically have contributed little to rising global temperatures. The 12 chapters focus on a range of cross-cutting themes, demonstrating both individual and collective experiences of climate change and struggles for achieving climate justice from the Majority World. This includes activism, resistance, and social movement organizing in India and Brazil; lived experiences and understandings of frontline communities in Bangladesh and South Africa; consequences of and resTrade Review“An important book on climate justice where a majority of the world lives. It brings vital insights often lost in doomsday tales on climate change – on how people find ways to support each other in times of climate crisis, as in Bangladesh; digital advocacy of social movements in Brazil that shows us how to hold institutions accountable for disasters and how one may grieve, organize and resist in times of crisis. Across the world, these strategies are just as crucial in India where ‘climate friendly projects’ on the age-old-trope of ‘empty wasteland’ continue to threaten the lives of local populations.”Seema Arora-Jonsson, Professor in the Division of Rural Development, Department of Urban and Rural Development, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden“A wonderfully illuminating collection that diagnoses the structural drivers of climate injustice – by authors mostly from/of the Majority World. The book intricately weaves together diverse voices, identities, and sites of knowledge production to document the profound consequences of climate change on peoples, cultures, and communities. It asks us to confront the lived realities of neoliberal development, socioeconomic inequalities, and the ongoing trauma of colonization. The book offers an important advancement in our collective effort to decolonize climate justice research and to elevate the contestations, movements, and narratives from communities living on the frontlines of climate change.”Eric Chu, Assistant Professor, Department of Human Ecology, University of California, Davis, USA“Climate Justice in the Majority World opens new ground in the growing, and increasingly urgent literature on climate justice. Indeed, we cannot truly know what climate justice means without hearing from authors and places such as those represented, for the first time at such a broad scope, in this volume.”Brandon Barclay Derman, Assistant Professor in Environmental Studies, University of Illinois Springfield, USA. Author of Struggles for Climate Justice: Uneven Geographies and the Politics of Connection“Climate Justice in the Majority World comprises an eclectic collection of chapters that foreground scholarship from the Majority World. This volume challenges the perceived neutrality of climate change and disaster events, and analyses them through intersections with (neo)colonial extractivist models, neo-liberal development policies, institutional structures, social norms and social identities. It emphasizes the often muted voices in the struggle for climate justice through a depiction of the so-called alternate knowledge frames and innovative movements of resistance and struggles from the Majority World. This volume is an essential read for academics, students, policy makers and practitioners committed to decolonizing climate change and climate justice scholarship.”Saleemul Huq, OBE, Director, International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD) and Professor, Independent University, Bangladesh“Climate Justice in the Majority World calls out the continuity of the colonial legacy in defining climate injustice in the majority world. The book builds on an interesting set of case studies with an intersectional perspective, representing multiple voices in the discourse - social movement organisers, climate activists, vulnerable communities, among others. The book provides a compelling call for recognition of diverse knowledge frames in the Majority World that are often sidelined in the conversations around transitions to sustainable futures."John Paul Jose, Youth Environment and Climate Activist, India“Reading this book illuminated my understanding of climate justice in a fresh, new way. I found myself agreeing loudly to statements that resonated deeply as I read Climate Justice in the Majority World. It is my hope that this knowledge will challenge readers into acting better for climate justice.”Susan Nanduddu, Executive Director, African Centre for Trade and Development, Uganda“Climate Justice in the Majority World is an important read for anyone seeking to better understand climate change as a social and political issue. By putting inequalities and injustices at the center of the analysis, it offers a powerful critique of the conviction that “we’re all in this together”.”Diana Ojeda, Associate Professor, Interdisciplinary Center for Development Studies (Cider), Universidad de los Andes, Colombia"A must read book for those interested in climate justice and decolonising climate change. This book presents stories from various places all over the globe, diverse topics in climate change and is written by people of various backgrounds, which provides different points of view. It also highlights important elements in knowledge production processes that perpetuate the gap between the Minority and Majority World. I found myself saying out-loud 'yes, yes, that's the problem, tell me more!'"Desy Ayu Pirmasari, Research Fellow, University of Leeds, UK“Climate Justice in the Majority World puts people at the centre of the climate justice debate. Without explicitly claiming so, it illustrates what peoples’ science perspective on climate change looks like. It unsettles the narratives of equity coming out from the power structures embedded in the Assessment Reports and Gap Reports, and alerts us that the discourse on climate justice must go beyond the macro scientific and economic facts of historical responsibility. The world needs to understand the microcosm of non-linear relationships between scientific facts and social values of communities, and that economic calculations and political institutions must be adjunct to these relationships, not the other way round.”Manish Kumar Shrivastava, Senior Fellow, TERI - The Energy and Resources Institute, India“This is a highly timely volume that takes a valuable step towards a greater understanding of the inequalities inherent in the climate crisis. Bringing together a range of important perspectives, this edited collection is a call to address the need for epistemic justice in the climate justice literature, and itself adds knowledge that is of use to a range of audiences - academic, policy, and practice-based - and a significant addition to the literature on climate justice.”Ali Watson, OBE, Managing Director, Third Generation Project and Professor of International Relations, University of St Andrews, UKTable of ContentsIntroduction: Climate Justice beyond the Minority World – Towards Decolonial KnowledgesKavya Michael, Michael Mikulewicz, and Neil J. W. Crawford1. Southern Climate Justice Activism in the Context of an Energy Transition: Forest Rights over Coal in Mahan, Central IndiaRuchira Talukdar and Priya Pillai2. Extreme Climatic Events and Climate Change Policies:A Call for Climate Justice Action in MozambiqueJosé Maria do Rosário Chilaúle Langa, Natacha Bruna, Boaventura Monjane, Giverage do Amaral, Elton Augusto da Amélia Fé, Bento Paulo Rafael, Patricia Figueiredo Walker, and Patricia E. Perkins3. The Intersection of Climate Justice and Agroecology in Puerto Rico Post-Hurricane Maria: Voices from the GroundThelma I. Vélez4. ‘I was poor before, but Cyclone Amphan left me destitute’: Disaster Displacement and Support in BangladeshNeil J. W. Crawford, Siddiqur Rahman, Tanzina Nazia, Sennan David Mattar, and Ukegbu Uwa Kalu5. The Green Climate Fund as an Elaborate Scheme of Generating Social HarmsJessica Omukuti and Aidan O’Sullivan6. Climate Justice in Latin America: Mapping the Key Emerging DebatesLira Luz Benites Lazaro, Zenaida Luisa Lauda-Rodriguez, Susanne Börner, Andrea Lampis, and Leandro Luiz Giatti7. Socioecological Conflicts and Resistances: The Platformization of Climate Justice Activism in BrazilCaio Penko Teixeira8. Resisting Dispossession and Destruction: Climate (In)justice and Wind Extraction Frontier in the Postcolonial Indian StateDavid Singh9. The Marginality of the Plainland Indigenous Communities in Climate Change Plans and Finance in BangladeshSiddiqur Rahman and A. K. M. Mamunur Rashid10. Ethical Dimensions of Climate and Environmental Issues in Pakistani MediaShafiq Ahmad Kamboh, Muhammad Ittefaq, Sadia Jamil, and Bushra Hameedur Rahman11. Socioecological Entanglements, Invasive Ecology, and Climate Injustice: A Story of Cape Town, South AfricaGrace D. O’Donovan12. Resisting Narratives of Future Foreclosure: Rethinking Adaptation and Resilience in Favour of Climate Justice in the MaldivesAfrica Bauzà Garcia-ArcicollarConclusion: Towards Justice in Climate Justice Research – Feedback from Chapter ContributorsMichael Mikulewicz, Kavya Michael, and Neil J. W. 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