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Table 1: Framework for Sources of CO2-e emissions in Urban Development
Figure 1: Sources of CO2-e Emissions in Urban Development
Figure 2: System Boundary for the “a) to f)” Framework
Figure 3: Partial Screenshot of CCAPPrecinct Embodied CO2-e Inputs
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