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Climate Change Research Across Disciplines: The Value and Uses of Multidisciplinary Research Reviews for Technical Communication

Lauren E. CagleUniversity of South FloridaView further author information
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Denise TilleryUniversity of Nevada, Las VegasView further author information
Pages 147-163 | Published online: 27 Feb 2015

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