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Climate Change Abatement Strategies: Which Way Is the Wind Blowing?
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Title Climate Change Abatement Strategies: Which Way Is the Wind Blowing?
Url http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/708623?src=rss
Description Which strategies will best mitigate greenhouse gas emissions? This is a matter of disagreement among experts and politicians. Environmental Health Perspectives
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Date Dec 19, 2009
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