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  AUTHORS: Kholoud Z. Ghanem

  KEYWORDS: Earth System, Ancient Climatic Changes, Causes of Climatic Changes, Ecological Risk Assessment, Ecosystem, Abrupt Climate Change of Earth, Sustainability

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