Museums, Climate Change and Sustainability
Museum Management and CuratorshipPublished 22 November 2007
Richard J. Hebda
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One of the most important series of reports (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change 2007) ever prepared for the global community paints a sobering picture of the future. This most conservative a...
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