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The significance of renewable energy, globalization, and agriculture on sustainable economic growth and green environment: Metaphorically, a two‐sided blade. (2024). Sarwar, Suleman ; Khan, Mohd Saeed ; Waheed, Rida ; Aziz, Ghazala.
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