Loss and damage from the perspective of vulnerable countries

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Benjamin, Lisa [1 ]
Thomas, Adelle [2 ]
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[1] Lewis & Clark Law Sch, Portland, OR USA
[2] Climate Analyt, Berlin, Germany
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10.1111/reel.12525
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X [环境科学、安全科学];
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