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    Sustainability trade-offs in bioenergy development in the Philippines: An application of conjoint analysis

    Sustainability trade-offs in bioenergy development in the Philippines: An application of conjoint analysis by Acosta, Lilibeth A., Eugenio, Elena A., Enano, Nelson H., Magcale-Macandog, Damasa B., Vega, Belita A., Macandog, Paula Beatrice M., Eugenio, Jemimah Mae A., Lopez, Marilou A., Salvacion, Arnold R., Lucht, Wolfgang

    Published in Biomass & bioenergy
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    How sustainable is bioenergy production in the Philippines? A conjoint analysis of knowledge and opinions of people with different typologies

    How sustainable is bioenergy production in the Philippines? A conjoint analysis of knowledge and opinions of people with different typologies by Acosta, Lilibeth A., Enano, Nelson H., Magcale-Macandog, Damasa B., Engay, Kathreena G., Herrera, Maria Noriza Q., Nicopior, Ozzy Boy S., Sumilang, Mic Ivan V., Eugenio, Jemimah Mae A., Lucht, Wolfgang

    Published in Applied energy
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    The Role of Bioenergy in Enhancing Energy, Food and Ecosystem Sustainability Based on Societal Perceptions and Preferences in Asia

    The Role of Bioenergy in Enhancing Energy, Food and Ecosystem Sustainability Based on Societal Perceptions and Preferences in Asia by Acosta, Lilibeth, Magcale-Macandog, Damasa, Kumar, K., Cui, Xuefeng, Eugenio, Elena, Macandog, Paula, Salvacion, Arnold, Eugenio, Jemimah

    Published in Agriculture (Basel)
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    How sustainable is bioenergy production in the Philippines? A conjoint analysis of knowledge and opinions of people with different typologies : Advances in sustainable biofuel production and use

    How sustainable is bioenergy production in the Philippines? A conjoint analysis of knowledge and opinions of people with different typologies : Advances in sustainable biofuel prod... by ACOSTA, Lilibeth A, ENANO, Nelson H, MAGCALE-MACANDOG, Damasa B, ENGAY, Kathreena G, HERRERA, Maria Noriza Q, NICOPIOR, Ozzy Boy S, SUMILANG, Mic Ivan V, EUGENIO, Jemimah Mae A, LUCHT, Wolfgang

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