Teaching of Energy Issues: A Debate Proposal for a Global Reorientation
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Ricardo Trumper | Jenaro Guisasola | Joaquín Martínez-Torregrosa | J. Guisasola | A. Vilches | R. Trumper | D. Gil-Pérez | Julia Salinas | P. Valdés | A. Gras-marti | Josep Domenech | J. Martínez-Torregrosa | Albert Gras-Martí | Daniel Gil-Pérez | Josep Lluis Doménech | Julia Salinas | Pablo Valdés | Amparo Vilches
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