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Climate change 2007 : mitigation.

Author:	Bert Metz; Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. Working Group III.
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Summary:	This volume analyses mitigation options for the main economic sectors in the near-term. It provides information on long-term mitigation strategies for various stabilization levels, paying special attention to implications of different short-term strategies for achieving long-term goals. It also addresses the relationship between mitigation and sustainable development.
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