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Is it Practical for Defence to Reduce its Carbon Emissions Without Affecting its Effectiveness?

Commander J. J. Bailey Royal Navy Advanced Command and Staff Course No. 11, JSCSC, Shrivenham, UK
Pages 47-84 | Published online: 26 Mar 2009

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Magnus Sparrevik & Simon Utstøl. (2020) Assessing life cycle greenhouse gas emissions in the Norwegian defence sector for climate change mitigation. Journal of Cleaner Production 248, pages 119196.
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