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Environmental soil science / Geological history of Earth / United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development / Agenda 21 / United Nations System / Soil / United Nations / Sustainable agriculture / International observance / Environment / Earth / Desertification
Date: 2013-12-21 04:49:14
Environmental soil science
Geological history of Earth
United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development
Agenda 21
United Nations System
Soil
United Nations
Sustainable agriculture
International observance
Environment
Earth
Desertification

A/C.2/68/L.52 United Nations General Assembly

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