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02 Dec 201502 Dec 2015 by NewClimate Institute
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Impact of the Clean Development Mechanism

02 December 2015

Thomas Day of NewClimate Institute presents at COP 21 on “The impact of the Clean Development Mechanism – Quantifying the current and pre-2020 mitigation impact of the CDM”. Wednesday, 2 December, 12.00, German Pavilion.

 

 

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