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Global impact of multinational biofuel mandates on land use, feedstock prices, international trade and green gasses emissions

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  • Banse, M.
  • Tabeau, A.
  • van Meijl, H.
  • Woltjer, G.
  • Prins, Anne Gerdien

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  • Banse, M. & Tabeau, A. & van Meijl, H. & Woltjer, G. & Prins, Anne Gerdien, 2011. "Global impact of multinational biofuel mandates on land use, feedstock prices, international trade and green gasses emissions," Conference papers 332128, Purdue University, Center for Global Trade Analysis, Global Trade Analysis Project.
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