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Editorial: Developing and Deploying Negative Emission Technologies: System-Level Assessment and Rationalization

Brandão, Miguel·Lamers, Patrick·Olfe-Kraeutlein, Barbara·Rickels, Wilfried·Sick, Volker·Van Der Spek, Mijndert·Yang, Aidong
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ENERGY PLANNING, POLICY, AND ECONOMY,ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCEScarbon dioxide removaldeployment strategylifecycle analysisnegative emission technologiespolicysystem-leveltechnoeconomic analysistransition pathways

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Brandão, Miguel, Lamers, Patrick, Olfe-Kraeutlein, Barbara, Rickels, Wilfried, Sick, Volker, Van Der Spek, Mijndert, Yang, Aidong. 2021-06-30. Editorial: Developing and Deploying Negative Emission Technologies: System-Level Assessment and Rationalization. https://doi.org/10.3389/fclim.2021.707872

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