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Naser Moghaddasi (September 2009)
Iran's Forest, Range and Water Managment departmen
Agriculture, Copenhagen Climate Change Conference, Desertification, Forestry / forestation, Iran, Renewables, Technology, water
Mohammad Soltanieh (June 2009)
Iran’s Department of Environment and National Cl
Annex I / Annex 1, Developing countries, Drought, Hydro, Iran, OPEC
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