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Introduction to Environmental Externality Costs

Publication Type

Book Chapter

Date Published

10/1996

Authors

Koomey, Jonathan G, Florentin Krause

Editors

West, Ronald E, Frank Kreith

Journal

CRC Handbook on Energy Efficiency in 1997

Year of Publication

1997

URL

http://trove.nla.gov.au/version/25871115

ISSN

0849325145

Organization

Building Technologies Department, Building & Industrial Energy Systems Division, Electronics, Lighting and Networks

Research Areas

BTUS Lighting and Electronics