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A contribution of Working Groups I, II and III to the Third Assessment Report of the Intergovernment Panel on Climate Change
J. Sathaye,Stephen H. Schneider,T. Stocker,B. Robinson,R. Scholes,G. Richels,R. Pachauri,B. Pittock,Michael J. Prather,N. Sundararaman,R. Swart,Takashi Taniguchi,D. Zhou,E. Trenberth,Ian R. Noble,R. Moreira,O. Canziani,R. Christ,U. Cubasch,O. Davidson,A. Bashmakov,T. Barker,T. Watson,L. Albritton,H. Gitay,David John Griggs,N. Leary,C. Magadza,J. J. McCarthy,F. B Mitchell,M. Lal,Zbigniew W. Kundzewicz,K. Halsnaes,J.T. Houghton,J. House,M. Munasinghe +35 more
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The Environment and Directed Technical Change
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