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Livestock production, greenhouse gas emissions, air pollution, and grassland conservation: Quasi-natural experimental evidence. (2022). Yu, Xiaohua ; Han, Guodong ; Bie, Qiang ; Chen, Huang ; Zhang, Hangyu ; Xu, Wenli ; Liu, Min.
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