The Role of Bioenergy in Achieving the Carbon Neutrality Target in Finland by 2035—A Case Study of Student Surveyed at University in Finland

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"The Role of Bioenergy in Achieving the Carbon Neutrality Target in Finland by 2035—A Case Study of Student Surveyed at University in Finland"
written by Tapio Ranta, Mika Laihanen, Antti Karhunen,
published by Journal of Sustainable Bioenergy Systems, Vol.11 No.2, 2021

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