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Mapping the impacts of recent natural disasters and technological accidents in Europe

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Topics: Climate change , Various other issues , Green economy ,

Environmental issue report No 35

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EEA (European Environment Agency)
Published: Mar 22, 2004

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ISBN: 92-9167-630-6

ORDER ID (Catalogue Number): TH-55-03-229-EN-C

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