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Climate change, impacts and mitigation: Nigerian experience
Climate has continued to change for millennia. The various anthropogenic factors have accelerated the change to the extent that what used to be subtle natural changes have become measurable and observable changes. These anthropogenic factors have resulted in the generation of greenhouse gases (GHGs)...
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