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Response of Malaria Hazard and Risk to a Hydroelectric Dam in Ethiopia Using GIS and Remote Sensing

2020-09-26

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Malaria is a disease spread by female mosquitos of the Anopheles genus. It is acutely prevalent in Sub-Saharan Africa, where 90% of malaria deaths occur annually. One Sub-Saharan African country historically impacted by malaria is Ethiopia. In the past twenty years, malaria prevalence has decreased throughout Sub-Saharan Africa; yet, anthropogenic environmental changes are changing the landscape of malaria. Schola...

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10.20944/preprints202009.0641.v1
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