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Hu, Ming (2022) Embodied Carbon Emissions of the Residential Building Stock in the United States and the Effectiveness of Mitigation Strategies. Climate, 10 (10) 135 doi:10.3390/cli10100135

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TitleEmbodied Carbon Emissions of the Residential Building Stock in the United States and the Effectiveness of Mitigation Strategies
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AuthorsHu, MingAuthor
Year2022 (September 20)Volume10
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Full ReferenceHu, Ming (2022) Embodied Carbon Emissions of the Residential Building Stock in the United States and the Effectiveness of Mitigation Strategies. Climate, 10 (10) 135 doi:10.3390/cli10100135
Plain TextHu, Ming (2022) Embodied Carbon Emissions of the Residential Building Stock in the United States and the Effectiveness of Mitigation Strategies. Climate, 10 (10) 135 doi:10.3390/cli10100135
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