Compound[ing] disasters in Puerto Rico: Pathways for virtual transdisciplinary collaboration to enhance community resilience
Authors:
- M.J. StableinMSM.J. Stablein
- J. Gonzalez CruzJCJ. Gonzalez Cruz
- E.N. FidanEFE.N. Fidan
- J. TalbotJTJ. Talbot
- S.P. ReedSRS.P. Reed
- R.S. WaltersRWR.S. Walters
- A.J. OgunyiolaAOA.J. Ogunyiola
- M. Fernández FreyMFM. Fernández Frey
- M. RamirezMRM. Ramirez
- B. Rosado CasanovaBCB. Rosado Casanova
- J. HeemstraJHJ. Heemstra
- A. MarshallAMA. Marshall
- 5 August 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Global Environmental Change
- Vol. 76
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