A Proposal to Integrate System Dynamics and Carbon Metabolism for Urban Planning
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Thomas Elliot | Benedetto Rugani | Javier Babí Almenar | Samuel Niza | B. Rugani | T. Elliot | Samuel Niza | J. B. Almenar
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