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Energy in Brazil: Toward sustainable development?

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  • Pereira Jr., Amaro Olimpio
  • Soares, Jeferson Borghetti
  • de Oliveira, Ricardo Gorini
  • de Queiroz, Renato Pinto

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  • Pereira Jr., Amaro Olimpio & Soares, Jeferson Borghetti & de Oliveira, Ricardo Gorini & de Queiroz, Renato Pinto, 2008. "Energy in Brazil: Toward sustainable development?," Energy Policy, Elsevier, vol. 36(1), pages 73-83, January.
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