Environmental impacts of micro-wind turbines and their potential to contribute to UK climate change targets
Authors:
- Benjamin GreeningBGBenjamin Greening
- Adisa AzapagicAAAdisa Azapagic
Open Access
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Funding Information
- EPSRC (EP/F007132/1)
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