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The effect of heating technologies on CO2 and energy efficiency of Dutch greenhouse firms

Alfons Oude Lansink, Igor Bezlepkin

2003-04-05articleJournal of Environmental Management73 citationsgreen

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Efficiency Analysis Using DEA Greenhouse Technology and Climate Control Energy, Environment, Agriculture Analysis

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