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Land use - Outlook 2020 (Malta)

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Topics: Land use ,

SOER Common environmental theme from Malta

Topic: Land

Published: Nov 30, 2010 Modified: Nov 30, 2010

With regard to outlooks, Malta has no projections for land-use change.

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