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Professor Rohinton Emmanuel is Professor in Sustainable Design and Construction in Glasgow Caledonia University and has over 20 years of University teaching experience in Sri Lanka, Sweden, USA and UK. Rohinton leads the Sustainable Urban Environment Research Group (SUE-RG) and is an elected member of and Secretary to the Board of the International Association for Urban Climate (IAUC). He is also a member of a World Meteorological Organization Expert Team on Urban and Building Climatology and the Working Group on ‘Climate Change and the Built Environment’ (W108) of the International Council for Buildings (CIB).
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Assessing Community Perception and Attitude towards Flooding in the Lower Benue River Basin, Nigeria
In the Lower Benue River Basin, the majority of the population derives their livelihood from subsistent farming and fishing. With climate change expected to result in increased flooding, the impacts on these poor rural farmers will be significant and since adaptation is not cheap, prioritizing responses by sectors becomes essential. Such an analysi... Read More»
Emmanuel U. Unaegbu and Baker K
Research Article: J Earth Sci Clim Change 2014,5:206
DOI: 10.4172/2157-7617.1000206
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