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ORNL/T&977 0 IN U. S. PROSPECTS FOR
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LIST OF TPBLES Tabl e 1. FA0 qualit
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AB STR ACT Fuel wood shortages and
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111" KELESS COAL BRIQUETTES AS A PO
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I. A. A.I.D. IS ~~R~~~~ ON A F5RCBL
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3 The priincipal causes of deforest
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Page 37 and 38: V. THE POTEl!UILLFOR CCEAL.B.RIQUET
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