INTRODUCTORY REMARKS ON OPPORTUNITIES OF THE CITIES IN THE FIELD OF LOCAL CLIMATE CHANGE GOVERNANCE

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Sanden, Joachim ^{[1
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[1] Hamburg State Minist Urban Dev & Environm, Hamburg, Germany

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CLIMATE CHANGE AND ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS RELATED TO SHIPPING: AN INTERNATIONAL LEGAL FRAMEWORK | 2013年

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