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Peer-reviewed publication • 2026

Best agriculture management practices for reducing greenhouse gas emissions from salinity affected tropical coastal paddy fields: A case study from Sri Lanka

Peer-reviewed publication • 2026

Strengthening the capacity of officials on Integrated Flood Management Plans into provincial disaster prevention plans in the coastal provinces of Central Vietnam

Peer-reviewed publication • 2026

How livelihood assets influence the multidimensional poverty status of mountainous farmers in Central Vietnam

Peer-reviewed publication • 2026

Influence of transboundary air pollution into the atmosphere of Kathmandu Valley

Presentation • 2026

Appropriate waste management in climate change adaptation: Prevention of urban flash flooding in Asia

Peer-reviewed publication • 2026

Trait-based evidence of salinity-induced functional diversity loss in mangroves: Implications for ecosystem resilience

Brief • 2026

Moving to Remain in Place – Rethinking Climate Strategies: Micro-Mobility and Planned Relocation in Fiji

Brief • 2026

Moving to Remain in Place: Climate Micro-Mobilities as Adaptation Practice in Samoa

Peer-reviewed publication • 2026

Microplastics pollution in water and sediment matrices of the old Brahmaputra River, Bangladesh: An ecological risk appraisal of an urban river

Figure 2. Young woman in Luatuanu’u (Samoa) showing the mobility map that was drawn by her group.

Perspective • 28 January 2026

Embedding visual methods in climate mobility research in the Pacific

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