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'Radical Hope' and Rain: Climate Change and the Mental Health of Indigenous Residents of Northern Australia

2009

Hunter, E.

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In this paper, the author discusses the short, medium, and long term effects of climate change on the mental health of Indigenous residents in northern Australia and what these effects mean for supporting adaptation and resilience.

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'Radical Hope' and Rain: Climate Change and the Mental Health of Indigenous Residents of Northern Australia

Hunter, E. (2009). 'Radical hope' and rain: Climate change and the mental health of Indigenous residents of northern Australia. Psychology & Counseling, 17(6), 445-53.

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