Participant perceptions of risk and benefit in carbon forestry : Evidence from Central Tanzania /

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Participant perceptions of risk and benefit in carbon forestry : Evidence from Central Tanzania /

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Autor principal:	Bozmoski, Alexander S.
Altres autors:	Hultman, Nathan E.
Format:	Article
Idioma:	English
Matèries:	Carbon forestry CDM Clean development mechanism Community land management
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