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Mobilizing institutional capacities to adapt to climate change: local government collaboration networks for risk management in Mexico City

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This research dives into the dynamic role of local governments in Mexico City as they tackle various climate and non-climate risks through collaborative efforts. The authors, A. Cid, J. M. Siqueiros-García, M. Mazari-Hiriart, A. Guerra, and A. M. Lerner, illuminate the significance of multi-tier collaboration while also spotlighting areas that warrant further exploration.

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