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Guidelines for Assessing Industrial Environmental Impact and Environmental Criteria for the Siting of Industry - Supplementary Volume

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This Supplementary Volume to the "Guidelines for Assessing Industrial Environmental Impact and Environmental Criteria for the Siting of Industry" gives a compilation of scientific and technical data for reference and use in carrying out environmental impact assessment.
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