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Report • 2022

A photo report on the progress of a training project in building stakeholders’ capacity in the health & restoration of economically and culturally important rivers of India using Biological Indicators

Conference material • 2022

Extreme climate indices: Tools for assessment of spatio-temporal climate change risk over Cagayan river basin, Philippines

News Item • 12 May 2022

Video: The rainwater project: Making a difference in upland farming of small holders in selected upland communities in Albay Province, Philippines

Peer-reviewed publication • 2022

Nitrogenous and carbonaceous aerosols in PM2.5 and TSP during pre-monsoon: Characteristics and sources in the highly polluted mountain valley

Peer-reviewed publication • 2022

Geochemical behavior of sedimentary phosphorus species in northernmost artificial mangroves in China

Press release • 8 April 2022

More than 100 APN-funded publications cited in recent IPCC reports

Peer-reviewed publication • 2022

The occurrence of microplastics in sediment cores from two mangrove areas in Southern Thailand

Hyogo activity • 24 January 2022

Climate Change x Disaster Reduction: Thinking about sustainable recovery in the context of SDGs

News Item • 20 January 2022

Third APN-contributed lecture at the University of Hyogo shares regional efforts on climate change, waste management, and disaster risk reduction

Peer-reviewed publication • 2022

Assessing the effect of age and geomorphic setting on organic carbon accumulation in high-latitude human-planted mangroves

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