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Can Low-Carbon Urban Development Be Pro-Poor? The Case of Kolkata, India

Environment and Urbanization - United States
doi 10.1177/0956247816677775
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Urban StudiesEnvironmental Science
Date

December 16, 2016

Authors
Sarah ColenbranderAndy GouldsonJoyashree RoyNiall KerrSayantan SarkarStephen HallAndrew SudmantAmrita GhatakDebalina ChakravartyDiya GangulyFaye Mcanulla
Publisher

SAGE Publications


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