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Date: 2013-12-27 10:55:12
Energy
Physical universe
Economy
Energy development
Design for X
Environmental impact assessment
Industrial ecology
Life-cycle assessment
Fossil fuel power station
Greenhouse gas
Natural gas
Energy industry

Environmental Footprint Comparison Tool - Effects of Decreased SOx and NOx Emissions

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