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Last modified: Apr 13, 2011

Guidelines for defining and documenting data on costs of possible environmental protection measures

Technical report No 27
By

Ian Marlowe and Katie King

(AEA Technology Environment),

Richard Boyd (Metroeconomica),

Rémy Bouscaren (CITEPA) and

Jozef Pacyna (NILU)

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