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Response to the Call for evidence: “Climate Change and Security”. / Germond, Basil.
2024, Evidence submitted to the House of Commons' Environmental Audit Committee on Climate Change and Security.

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Germond, B 2024, Response to the Call for evidence: “Climate Change and Security”.. <https://committees.parliament.uk/writtenevidence/129981/pdf/>

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Germond, B. (2024, May 16). Response to the Call for evidence: “Climate Change and Security”. https://committees.parliament.uk/writtenevidence/129981/pdf/

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Germond B. Response to the Call for evidence: “Climate Change and Security”. 2024.

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Germond, Basil. / Response to the Call for evidence: “Climate Change and Security”. 2024.

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