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Human adaptation to climate change: An introduction to the special issue

2020-10-17

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<p>OBJECTIVES. Despite our focus on adaptation and human responses to climate, evolutionary and biological anthropologists (EBAs) are largely absent from conversations about contemporary “climate-change adaptation,” a term popular in other disciplines, the development world, and related policy decisions. EBAs are missing a big opportunity to contribute to impactful, time-sensitive applied work: we have extensive t...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/sw8nh

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