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Completion of the EU emissions trading scheme in the emerging global climate regime

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Reinventing the climate negotiations : an analysis of COP6

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European Green Deal : towards a resilient and sustainable post-pandemic recovery

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The European Green Deal after corona : implications for EU climate policy

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EU climate change policy after Kyoto : report of a CEPS working party

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Technologies for Rainfed Agriculture in Mediterranean Climates: A Review of World Bank Experiences.

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Investing in Pastoralism: Sustainable Natural Resource Use in Arid Africa and the Middle East.

Pratt, D.J.; Le Gall, F.; De Haan, C. - World Bank Group - 1997

The World Bank has been supporting range livestock development since the 1960s, gaining experience that currently contributes to best practices in natural resource management (NRM) in pastoral areas. This report focuses on NRM in the arid rangelands used by pastoralists in Africa and the Middle...

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