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Date: 2005-01-31 10:53:58
Systems ecology
Earth
Environmental social science
Environmentalism
Integrated Water Resources Management
Water resources management
Water
Sustainability
Addis Ababa
Environment
Environmental economics
Matter

Some Remarks About the Role of Water for Food Production and Ecosystems Development and the Outcomes of the African Pre-conference Held November 4-6 in Addis Ababa Professor Tekalign Mamo Ministry of Agriculture and Rura

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