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The Biofuel Controversy

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Michiel Keyzer ()
Max Merbis
Roelf Voortman

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Volume (Year): 156 (2008)
Issue (Month): 4 (December)
Pages: 507-527
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Keywords: Biofuels; carbon tax; fuel blending requirements; greenhouse gases; natural resource management; Q24; Q32; Q42; Q56; Q58;

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