Resilience Splits People Who Use Drugs Into Two Distinct COVID-19 Risk Groups
A cluster analysis of people who use drugs in Philadelphia found that resilience, not demographics, divided them into two distinct ...
A cluster analysis of people who use drugs in Philadelphia found that resilience, not demographics, divided them into two distinct ...
A new Frontiers collection shows that coral reef resilience depends on habitat history, symbiosis and spatial structure rather than coral ...
A major review of African conservation systems shows that nature-based tourism acts as a gradual, cumulative driver of biodiversity change, ...
For decades, the dominant narrative around parents raising children with autism or Down syndrome has been one of strain: elevated ...
A new policy analysis of 314 flood-related strategies in Samarinda reveals that the Indonesian city's flood governance is strong on ...
Long before green roofs and urban heat-island maps, the Romans were already running a deliberate program of urban environmental engineering—using ...
The distinction between resilience as a dispositional trait and resilience as a process of mobilizing resources has become increasingly central ...
A new editorial argues that loss and damage finance must move beyond humanitarian relief toward justice-oriented, community-centered climate action.
The study's focus on a rural clinic near Polokwane reflects a broader challenge across sub-Saharan Africa, where healthcare facilities frequently ...
A new autoethnographic study argues that the Clark's Nutcracker's seed caching and the American Dipper's aquatic resilience offer practical models ...
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