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New paper: Review and Analysis of Strategies for Reducing Life Cycle GHG Emissions of Residential Buildings in Humid
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Strongest potential for reducing operational emissions is use of photovoltaics, thermal improvement of building envelope, among other strategies. PV shows trade-offs with embodied emissions. (6/9)
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https://t.co/FsQjSR6C2f
Satola, D.; Röck, M.;
Houlihan-Wiberg, A.; Gustavsen, A.
Life Cycle GHG Emissions of
Residential Buildings in Humid
Subtropical and Tropical Climates:
Systematic Review and Analysis.
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