An edition of Is the Greenhouse Effect a Serious Threat (Pamphlets Series) (1991)

Is the greenhouse effect a serious threat?

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Is the greenhouse effect a serious threat?
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An edition of Is the Greenhouse Effect a Serious Threat (Pamphlets Series) (1991)

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Greenhaven Press
Language
English
Pages
95

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Atmospheric Greenhouse effect, Global warming
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Cover of: Is the greenhouse effect a serious threat?
Is the greenhouse effect a serious threat?
1991, Greenhaven Press
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Cover of: Is the Greenhouse Effect a Serious Threat (Pamphlets Series)
Is the Greenhouse Effect a Serious Threat (Pamphlets Series)
October 1991, Greenhaven Press
Paperback in English

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Edition Notes

Cover title.

"Chapter two from Global resources : opposing viewpoints"-- T.p. verso.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 95)

Published in
St. Paul, Minn
Series
Opposing viewpoints pamphlets -- [no. 24]
Other Titles
Global resources : opposing viewpoints.

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Pagination
p. 54-95 :
Number of pages
95

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL19620447M
ISBN 10
0899082653
OCLC/WorldCat
25237628

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July 31, 2019 Edited by MARC Bot associate edition with work OL8213588W
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