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Susceptibility of Water Resources and Hydropower Production to Climate Change in the Tropics: The Case of Lake Malawi and Shire River Basins, SE Africa

Lucy Mtilatila    
Axel Bronstert    
Pallav Shrestha    
Peter Kadewere and Klaus Vormoor    

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