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Social Impacts of Energy Conservation
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Household Energy Conservation: A Review of the Federal Residential Conservation Service
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Advertising and the Department of Energy's Campaign for Energy Conservation
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Superinsulated Houses: The Importance of Resale Value
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Psychological Impact of a Nuclear Power Plant: Changing Perceptions of Community and Neighborhood
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