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A new Perspective argues that Spain should manage long-established Opuntia populations according to local taxonomy, ecological risk, cultural value and...

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A Malaysia-focused input–output study identifies the industries where green finance could best reduce carbon-transition risks without destabilizing interconnected supply chains.