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Chuanguo Zhang2014

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The impact of ICT industry on CO2 emissions: A regional analysis in China

Chuanguo Zhang · Cong Liu

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Year2014

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Published2014-12-31

VenueRenewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews

ISSN-L1364-0321

Languageen

Citations360

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ShelfEnergy, Environment, Economic Growth

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