Substitution benefits of British Columbia’s mitigation strategies in the bioeconomy

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RT @shenghxie: Our new paper on wood substituting emission intensive equivalencies through human behavior change. Results show that substit…

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Our new paper on wood substituting emission intensive equivalencies through human behavior change. Results show that substitution is constrained by domestic market size, global cooperation and market access. Available here: https://t.co/vC1rjx81vN.

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RT @CFS_CAT: New publication involving CFS-CAT research scientists Sheng Xie and Werner Kurz, and Paul McFarlane (UBC): Substitution benefi…

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RT @CFS_CAT: New publication involving CFS-CAT research scientists Sheng Xie and Werner Kurz, and Paul McFarlane (UBC): Substitution benefi…

28 Mar 2023

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