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Reviewing tools and technologies for sustainable ports: Does research enable decision making in ports?

Bjerkan et al., 2019

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249330728278788600
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Bjerkan K
Seter H
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Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment

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Ports are experiencing increased pressure to reduce negative impacts on climate and environment, and their roles and functions in transport systems and economy make them a key factor in promoting sustainability. There is substantial research on strategies and …
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