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IU researchers investigate pesticide exposure through human-wildlife interactions in Uganda

IU researchers investigate pesticide exposure through human-wildlife interactions in Uganda
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United statesCosta ricaKaren baileyEduardo brondizioJessica rothmanSimplicious gessaJeremy diemDavid tumusiimeMarta venierJoel hartterTyler bonnellMichael wassermanUniversity of calgaryIndiana universityGeorgia state universityEnvironmental affairs

Research Probes Pesticide Exposure in Uganda s Human-Wildlife Interactions

Research Probes Pesticide Exposure in Uganda s Human-Wildlife Interactions
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United statesKaren baileyTyler bonnellMichael wassermanJoel hartterDavid tumusiimeSimplicious gessaJessica rothmanMarta venierJulie kearney wassermanEduardo brondizioJeremy diemMakerere university in uganda kibale national parkMakerere universityUniversity of colorado boulderHunter college

Patrick Omeja

Patrick Omeja’s profile on The Conversation

Makerere universityInternational development research centre of canadaMakerere university in ugandaField project directorMakerere university biological field stationInternational development research centre

Climate change can be beaten – why some scientists are hopeful

Can our planet recover from climate change? Commissioning Editor, Kofoworola Belo-Osagie, asked scientists to share the reasons they believe there is hope.

South africaKofoworola belo osagieGreta thunbergJennifer fitchettSchool of geographyUniversity of the witwatersrandCommissioning editorAssociate professorPhysical geographyEnvironmental studiesDivey foundationArchaeology and environmental studiesMakerere universityStellenbosch universityTufts universitySenior research fellow

OPINION | Climate change can be beaten - why some scientists are hopeful

Scientists share reasons why they believe their is hope for the planet to recover from climate change.

United statesFrance generalSouth africaWestern capeYimere abayCola africaDesta mebratuGreta thunbergPatrick omejaJennifer fitchettAbay yimereNations media groupSchool of geographyIntergovernmental panel on climateCentre for international environmentPostdoctoral scholar in international environment

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