Turn Down the Heat : Confronting the New Climate Normal
[Bajemos la temperatura : cómo hacer frente a la nueva realidad climática (Vol. 4)]
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Agriculture - Climate Change and Agriculture Environment - Climate Change Impacts Environment - Climate Change Mitigation and Green House Gases Environment - Climate Change and Environment Environment - Environmental Economics & Policies Environment - Environmental Governance Environment - Water Resources Management Water Resources - Water Economics;Statistics
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