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… is either highly or moderately degraded. Drylands are more vulnerable to natural and human destruction due to the small … households that depend on rainfed agriculture are most vulnerable to drought because they cannot absorb the losses. … food security today and harbor valuable plant and animal species that are essential for humanity’s adaptation and …

… ocean Couzens, ‘The Problem That Categorization of Species in MEAs Poses for the Protection of Biodiversity’, … heavily reliant on other countries, and particularly vulnerable to management decisions taken within those … the central area of Namibia’; and Botswana is ‘especially vulnerable as it ob- tains 94 percent of its fresh water from …

… ocean Couzens, ‘The Problem That Categorization of Species in MEAs Poses for the Protection of Biodiversity’, … heavily reliant on other countries, and particularly vulnerable to management decisions taken within those … the central area of Namibia’; and Botswana is ‘especially vulnerable as it ob- tains 94 percent of its fresh water from …

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