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The limits of human development and the use of energy and natural resources

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  • Dias, Rubens A.
  • Mattos, Cristiano R.
  • P. Balestieri, Jose A.

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  • Dias, Rubens A. & Mattos, Cristiano R. & P. Balestieri, Jose A., 2006. "The limits of human development and the use of energy and natural resources," Energy Policy, Elsevier, vol. 34(9), pages 1026-1031, June.
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