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September 1, 2001Journal of Environmental Planning and Management

Is Eco-living more Sustainable than Conventional Living? Comparing Sustainability Performances between Two Townships in Southern Sweden

Hördur Haraldsson Ulf Ranhagen Harald Sverdrup

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(2001). Is Eco-living more Sustainable than Conventional Living? Comparing Sustainability Performances between Two Townships in Southern Sweden. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management: Vol. 44, No. 5, pp. 663-679.

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