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Early warning systems (EWS) are central to disaster risk reduction. However, the factors associated with household preparedness following warning information remain poorly understood in fragile...

Surface-level air pollution is a major source of human mortality worldwide, and future emissions projections and resulting climate change are expected to alter concentrations of...

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