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Climate change as an amplifier of food insecurity and structural inequalities: governance-mediated pathways in Brazil
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• Climate change amplifies food insecurity via structural inequality pathways. • Price volatility and access constraints drive climate-induced food insecurity. • Climate shocks disproportionately burden low-income and peripheral populations. • Community resilience is constrained by fragmented governance and weak support. • Integrated governance is essential for ensuring climate-just food adaptation.
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Climate change
Food security
Structural inequality
Social protection
Climate justice
Brazil
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