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Qiang Du2019

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Dynamics and scenarios of carbon emissions in China’s construction industry

Qiang Du · Long Shao · Jie Zhou · Ning Huang · Tana Bao · Chanchan Hao

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Year2019

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Published2019-04-30

VenueSustainable Cities and Society

ISSN-L2210-6707

Languageen

Citations112

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