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The price of forests: Proceedings of a seminar on the economics of the sustainable use of forest resources.

By: Agarwal, Anil. Ed | Material type: Text

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TextLanguage: eng. Publication details: New Delhi Centre for Science and Environment. 1992 Description: 364pSubject(s): Environment and Public Health | Environment Health | Forests-India | NaturalResources-IndiaNLM classification: WA 30:N92T:AGA

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