L’impact des trames vertes et de la végétalisation des villes sur l’adaptation des systèmes urbains aux changements climatiques. Une analyse de la littérature scientifique

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Issue		Climatologie Volume 9, 2012 Climats et changement climatique dans les villes


Page(s)		S65 - S81
DOI		https://doi.org/10.4267/climatologie.626
Published online		09 October 2015

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