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The biodiversity conservation: an effective mechanism for poverty alleviation

The biodiversity conservation: an effective mechanism for poverty alleviation

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Author: Roe, D.,Sunderland, T.C.H.

Publisher: Oxford, U.K., Lexington Books

Language: en

Year: 2013

Location(s): Global

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