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Energy policy / Environment / Economic growth / Energy conservation / Environmental economics / Rebound effect / Jevons paradox / Efficient energy use / Productivity / Technology / Industrial ecology / Economics
Date: 2011-01-02 22:47:20
Energy policy
Environment
Economic growth
Energy conservation
Environmental economics
Rebound effect
Jevons paradox
Efficient energy use
Productivity
Technology
Industrial ecology
Economics

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