Water is the middle child in global climate policy

Fernando Miralles-Wilhelm ()
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Fernando Miralles-Wilhelm: George Mason University

Nature Climate Change, 2022, vol. 12, issue 2, 110-112

Abstract: Improved management of water has been shown to have important benefits in both climate adaptation and mitigation. Water must be explicitly considered in climate policy, on par with its energy and land siblings.

Date: 2022
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