Life cycle impacts of forest management and wood utilization on carbon mitigation: knowns and unknowns

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  73. Urban Water
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  74. Wind Energy
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  75. Introduction
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  76. Foreword
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  77. Cities and Industry
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  78. Forests
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  79. Land Use, Forests and Agriculture
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  80. Hydropower
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  81. Nuclear Energy
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  82. Land Use
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  83. Solar Photovoltaics
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  84. Example Economies
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  85. Agriculture
    Mark S. Howden · 2021 · Cambridge University Press eBooks
  86. Mining, Metals, Oil and Gas
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  87. Index
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  93. Response to Referees
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