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ArticleThe appropriate use of reference scenarios in mitigation analysis

Neil Grant2020

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The appropriate use of reference scenarios in mitigation analysis

Neil Grant · Adam D. Hawkes · Tamaryn Napp · Ajay Gambhir

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Year2020

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Published2020-06-29

VenueNature Climate Change

ISSN-L1758-678X

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Citations64

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