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Vörösmarty Charles J., Green Pamela A., Fekete Balázs M.: A metrics-based approach mapping precursors of water conflict

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models capable of unleashing the enormous financial assets dedicated to ESG (environment-social-govemance) investments and nature-based solutions (Vörösmarty et al. 2018).

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