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ACW Baseline Report – Energy
19 May 2016

ACW Baseline Report – Energy
by Steven Staples | posted in: Energy, Posts, Reports, Working Group | 0

A review of all energy-related emissions are provided in the report, along with projections of future energy use.

Copenhagen Accord, Environment Canada, Government of Canada, Queen’s University, TEFP, Trista Wood, Trottier Energy Futures Project, UNFCCC, Warren Mabee

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