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Regionalne podnebne spremembe in prilagajanje nanje — Alpe se soočajo z izzivom spremenjenih lastnosti vodnih virov

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Publikacija Ustvarjeno 04.09.2009 Objavljeno 05.01.2010
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Publikacija Ustvarjeno 04.09.2009 Objavljeno 05.01.2010
EEA Report No 8/2009

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