Urban retrofitting for sustainability Mapping the transition to 2050

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Dixon, Tim

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Language: English Publication details: London Routledge 2014Description: 286p, 24cmISBN:

9780415642514

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LOC classification:

696.9

Summary: Explains the importance of the tranformation of the current building stock and urban infrastructure in the transition to a low carbon future by 2050. Brings together interdisciplinary research contributions from leading international experts to focus on key issues such as systems innovation, financing tools. governance, and energy and water management.

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Explains the importance of the tranformation of the current building stock and urban infrastructure in the transition to a low carbon future by 2050. Brings together interdisciplinary research contributions from leading international experts to focus on key issues such as systems innovation, financing tools. governance, and energy and water management.

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