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Cut-off and forgotten?: Livelihood disruption, social impacts and food insecurity arising from the East African Crude Oil Pipeline

October 23, 2022 by cmgauvreau

Tom Ogwang, Frank Vanclay

Energy Research & Social ScienceAvailable online 13 February 2021

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