Assessment of sustainability indicators for renewable energy technologies
By Annette Evans, V. Strezov, T. Evans. 2009
1,029 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Environmental Engineering, Pollution, Sociology and Political Science
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In Environmental Engineering
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- Jordan Macknick
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- F. Ribeiro
- Paula F. V. Ferreira
- Fu Zhao
- Christian Bauer
- Maria Madalena T. de Araújo
In Pollution
- Jordan Macknick
- S. Olsen
- F. Ribeiro
- Paula F. V. Ferreira
- Maria Madalena T. de Araújo
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- H. Cruickshank
- Michael Jakob
In Sociology and Political Science
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- M. Mirza
- Morgan D. Bazilian
- Michael Jakob
- Peter Burgherr
- Manfred Lenzen
- Felix Creutzig
- Simon Jenniches
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