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Learning to live in a changing world

Some changes are already unavoidable, and we must find ways to adapt. The research below explores the knowledge and skills required to make that possible.  

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Dr Emily O'Donnell, Assistant Professor in Climate Change and the Environment, explains the value of multifunctional blue-green infrastructure to manage climate change impacts, and how it can be incorporated into policy and practice. 

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