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South Africa's trade in environmental goods: investigating bilateral potential exports to select developed and emerging countries (2007 to 2013)
Climate change is one of the greatest problems confronting the world today. It threatens many economies, health systems, and livelihoods, especially for the rural poor in many developing countries. As a consequence, climate change is increasingly generating global concerns and receiving global atten...
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