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In this special issue, Guest Editors Joann Lindenmayer and Chris Degeling invite consideration of the ethics of One Health with a clear focus on exploring the pressing, but far-reaching, consequences ...

الجفاف يشتد وخزانات المياه شبه خاوية، الطبيعة والتغيُّر المناخي لهما دور، لكن المتهم الرئيس هو التدخل البشري غير الرشيد ...

[الجزائر، SciDev.Net] في وقت آن للجزائر أن تستريح من عناء مكافحة حرائق الغابات مع نهاية أكتوبر الماضي، وتوديع موسمها الذي ...

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