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Investigating the implications of the use of charcoal to process manganese on forest revenue collections : a case of Serenje district in Zambia / Mercy Mupeta Kandulu.

By: Kandulu, Mercy Mupeta.

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BookPublisher: Lusaka : The University of Zambia, 2021Description: xi, 69 pages : illustrations.Subject(s): Forests and forestry -- Economic aspects | Fuelwood -- Burning | Implications for using woodfuels

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