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Academic Publication Blue carbon and the role of mangroves in carbon sequestration: Its mechanisms, estimation, human impacts and conservation strategies for economic incentives
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Global Carbon Budget 2024
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How causality impacts the renewable energy, carbon emissions, and economic growth nexus in the South Caucasus Countries?
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Motivations to visit green and natural spaces: UK ethnic minority experiences and perceptions of greenspace in Bristol, England.
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