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Title: An overview of greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture : a background document for the Land Management and Sequestration Forum, Friday 9th August 2002, Muresk Campus, Curtin University of Technology, Northam.
Year: 2002.
Description: [29] leaves; 30 cm.
Subject: Agriculture. ; Carbon sequestration. ; Australia. ; Greenhouse effect. ; Climatic change.
Notes: Cover title.
Includes bibliographical references.
Type: Book
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