The role of climate, construction quality, microclimate, and socio-economic conditions on carbon emissions from office buildings in China
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Guoqin Zhang | Jinchao Song | Hong Ye | Tao Lin | Qun Ren | Longyu Shi | Xinyue Hu | Xinhu Li | Xiongzhi Xue | Longyu Shi | Tao Lin | H. Ye | Guoqin Zhang | X. Xue | Jinchao Song | Xinhu Li | Xinyue Hu | Qun Ren | Hong Ye
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