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In dead waters: merging of climate change with pollution, over harvest and infestations in the worlds fishing grounds / Nellemann, C.

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Nellemann, C

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TextPublication details: Nairobi United Nations Environment Programme 2010Subject(s):

WATER POLLUTION

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