Development of a CO2e quantification method and of solutions for reducing the greenhouse gas emissions of construction machines

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Ays, Isabelle Charlotte
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英語
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KIT Scientific Publishing, 2022
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Ays, Isabelle Charlotte  
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9783731510338 [3731510332]  CiNii Books  Webcat Plus  Google Books
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