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G-10. R. Geyer, D. E. Malen, “Parsimonious powertrain modeling for environmental vehicle assessments: part 1—internal combustion vehicles“, Int Journal of Life Cycle Assessment (2020), JLCA-D-19-00183R1, June 22, 2020.

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