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A model for the assessment and analysis of the carbon footprint of residential buildings in Egypt
Housing contributes substantially to greenhouse gas emissions. This occurs directly through emissions from materials used during construction, and indirectly through energy consumption during the use-phase. Efforts have been exerted across the construction industry to adopt greener, more sustainable...
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2015
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