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ReviewPopulation growth and climate change: Addressing the overlooked threat multiplier

Jenna C. Dodson2020

Review2020

Population growth and climate change: Addressing the overlooked threat multiplier

Jenna C. Dodson · Patrícia Dérer · Philip Cafaro · Frank Götmark

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Year2020

Typereview

Published2020-07-29

VenueThe Science of The Total Environment

ISSN-L0048-9697

Languageen

Citations122

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ShelfClimate Change Policy and Economics

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