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Rising Oceans, Climate Change, Food Aid, and Human Rights in the Marshall Islands

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2014

Authors

Ahlgren, Ingrid
Yamada, Seiji
Wong, Allen

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Publisher

Harvard School for Public Health

Abstract

Climate change impacts are expected to produce more frequent, longer and unpredictable drought periods with further saltwater intrusion in the Marshall Islands. As a result, a significant return to traditional food cropping is unlikely. This will lead to

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Keywords

Keywords: climate change; climate effect; food aid; food supply; health impact; human rights; nutrition; Marshall Islands

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/51404

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ANU Research Publications

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Health and Human Rights

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Journal article

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Open Access

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Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial License

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