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woensdag 7 maart 2012

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Gepost door Rolf Groeneveld op 21:45

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Rolf Groeneveld: Wageningen, Netherlands; I am a natural resource economist (here's my website) interested particularly in the economics of marine and coastal ecosystems. I teach and do research at the Environmental Economics and Natural Resources group of Wageningen University. All opinions on this blog are mine and not necessarily those of Wageningen University.

Besides that, I am an enthousiast for all kinds of weird music such as stoner rock, Ethiopian jazz, space rock, French traditional dance music, Morris-on-steroids, and old and forgotten Dutch folk songs. (Just to be sure that posts on Roadburn or Saint Chartier aren't off-topic.)

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