Potential for reducing GHG emissions and energy consumption from implementing the aluminum intensive vehicle fleet in China
Authors:
- J.D. DuJDJ.D. Du
- W.J. HanWHW.J. Han
- Y.H. PengYPY.H. Peng
- C.C. GuCGC.C. Gu
Abstract
No abstract availableFunding Information
- National Natural Science Foundation (50821003)
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