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Title: The greenhouse effect : issues and directions for Australia : an assessment and policy position statement by CSIRO / by J.J. Landsberg. .
Author: Landsberg, J. J. ; CSIRO.
Year: 1989.
Series: Occasional paper (CSIRO), ; no. 4.
Description: 20 p. : ill., maps ; 30 cm.
Subject: Environmental impact. ; Climatic change. ; Social impact. ; Greenhouse effect. ; Australia.
Type: Book
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