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  1. AGECC, 2010 (AGECC (2010). Energy for a sustainable future. Summary report and recommendations, The secretary-general's Advisory group on Energy and climate Change, New York.)
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  8. Batjes, 2009 (N. H. Batjes (2009). Harmonized soil profile data for applications at global and continental scales: updates to the WISE database. Soil Use and Management, 25(2), pp. 124-127.)
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