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Environment and sustainable development: a possible approach through the different fields of geography?

Environment and sustainable development: a possible approach through the different fields of geography?
N° 54, 2025/2 - pages
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Environments and sustainable development: what geographical approaches?

By Lionel Pancrazio

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