IN THE realm of climate vulnerability, policy failure is often disguised as surprise. Year after year, developing economies across the global South have historically found themselves scrambling reactively as erratic weather patterns, catalysed by phenomena like the “Godzilla” El Niño, ravage harvests, deplete water tables, and ignite inflationary spirals. Against this sombre historical backdrop, the…
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