Scenarios for Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Food Procurement for Public School Kitchens in Copenhagen
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M. Lysák | C. B. Henriksen | Adam A. Prag | F. Zahra | Maya S. Dodhia | Julie Bangsgaard Abrahams | Filippo Daniele | Chujie Feng | Kevin Hahn | Steffen Kristiansen | Anna Maria Leitner | Jordi Pedra Mendez | Marcel Mohr | Sofie Fønsskov Møller | Simon Yde Svensson | Kea-Lena Permin Talbot | Ilie Tomulescu | Barbora Valachova
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