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Journal of Climate Change and Pollution

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Tri-Annual (Three issues per year)

ISSN: 3108-2025 (Online)
DOI Prefix (Crossref): 10.67238

Full Name: David Sunday Araoti
Affiliation: Department of Research, Policy and AI Governance, Independent Researcher, Ogbomosho, Nigeria
Publications
Article Type: Review Article
Title: Fungi as Central Drivers of The Global Bio-economy: An Integrative Framework for Sustainable Agriculture, Medicine, Industry, And Environmental Resilience
Author(s): David Sunday Araoti ORCID
Article Type: Research Article
Title: Climate-Resilient Blackout-Ready Business Models: Evaluating Cash-Based Recovery Systems in Electricity Crisis Regions – A Simulation Study with Empirical Calibration
Author(s): David Sunday Araoti ORCID
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