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8 years ago

Fossil Fuel Depletion Looms, Coal Remains After 2042 Amid Worsening Climate Crisis

SAMRIDDHI A Journal of Physical Sciences Engineering and Technology
Scenarios of Global Warming and its Proposed Worldwide Action Plan
Bharat Singh, Onkar Singh

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