HOW CULTURE SHAPES THE CLIMATE CHANGE DEBATE

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Published

on 6 Apr 2015

Year of Creation

2015

Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Jr. University

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TX0008056271

on 6 Apr 2015

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TX0008056271

Registration Date

4/6/2015

Year of Creation

2015

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DLC-CO

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New

Physical Description

Book, 110 p

First Publication Nation

United States

ISBN

978-0-8047-9422-0

Preexisting Material

figures 1.1 and 2.1

Personal Authors

Andrew J Hoffman

Corporate Authors

Board of Trustees Leland Stanford Jr. University

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