ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE FROM WALL TECHNOLOGIES FOR RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS IN ISRAEL

ABSTRACT Four wall technologies used for residential building in Israel (concrete, lightweight concrete block, autoclaved aerated block, and concrete block) were evaluated for their total environme...

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