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Life cycle costs of advanced treatment techniques for wastewater reuse and resource recovery from sewage sludge
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Tarpani, R.R.Z
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Environmental sustainability of renewable hydrogen in comparison with conventional cooking fuels
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Kolokotroni, M.
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Schmidt Rivera, X.C
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Topriska, E.
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Environmental assessment of thermo-chemical processes for bio-ethylene production in comparison with bio-chemical and fossil-based ethylene
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Gallego-Schmid, A.
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Haro, P.
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