L'atténuation du changement climatique par les produits bois au sein des politiques françaises : priorité au bois-énergie
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- Frédéric Baron & Valentin Bellassen & Mariana Deheza, 2013. "The contribution of European forest-related policies to climate change mitigation: energy substitution first," Working Papers hal-01151909, HAL.
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