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Figure 
  1. 
   
  Total 
  household 
  greenhouse 
  gas 
  emissions 
  embodied 
  in 
  consumption 
  
Table 
  2. 
  Case 
  study 
  weekly 
  expenditure 
  changes 
  for 
  reduced 
  electricity 
  use 
  
Figure 
  2. 
  Indirect 
  rebound 
  effect 
  from 
  vehicle 
  fuel 
  conservation 
  case 
   
  
Figure 
  3. 
  Indirect 
  rebound 
  effect 
  from 
  vehicle 
  fuel 
  conservation 
  case 
  with 
  
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