ex2018-10-panel07.pdf
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General: Exhibition
Year: 2018
Source: Green History Project
Archived: October 2018
Summary:
1979 Election
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4 sheets A3
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All Our Yesterdays - On This Day
Links to All Our Yesterdays site for events that happened on this day in (Green) History
- 1997 : Australian businesses say 'yes' to a decent Kyoto deal
- 1977 : famous scientist Solly Zuckerman writes to top UK Civil Servant, warning about climate change
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