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ArticleCan expanding natural gas consumption reduce China's CO2 emissions?

Bin Xu2019

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Can expanding natural gas consumption reduce China's CO2 emissions?

Bin Xu · Boqiang Lin

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Published2019-04-16

VenueEnergy Economics

ISSN-L0140-9883

Languageen

Citations152

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