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An LCA study comparing e-books read on an Apple Air iPad to printed books in South Africa
A number of studies assessing the environmental impacts of print media systems in comparison to digital media systems offering the same services have been conducted in United States of America (USA) or Sweden. The most notable are studies done by Kozak (2003), Gard & Keoleian (2003), Enroth (2009),...
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Energy Research Centre
2017
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