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How to calculate ReCiPe 2016 midpoint normalized results
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"occupation, annual crop, irrigated, intensive" not showing up in land use impact analysis results
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"ecoinvent LCIA methods updated" vs "ecoinvent LCIA methods" adopting ReCiPe midpoint(H): which are the correct results?
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