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CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION INTEGRATION INTO COASTAL MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT: GOVERNANCE ENVIRONMENT AND COMMUNICATION PRECONDITIONS
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Climate Change Adaptation Policy Planning for Coastal Municipalities: Salasgriva Region Ernsteins 248 2010
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Proceedings,Conference of the University of Applied Sciences,Valmiera Environmental management Integration into Municipal Development process: Collaboration Communication Imperative. Ernšteins 53 2010
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