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Public Affairs, Environmental Planning, Environmental Policy +13

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Jan Zoellner, Petra Schweizer-Ries, Christin Wemheuer · Energy Policy · 2008 · 571 citations

Public Affairs, Environmental Policy, Public Policy +16