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Does trade openness exacerbate carbon dioxide emissions? evidence from Nigeria
High emissions of greenhouse gases components have today become a world phenomenon. In Africa, Nigeria is the second-highest emitter of greenhouse gases (GHGs), after South Africa. Carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions constitute the largest source of GHGs; hence it has become a widely discussed and resear...
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