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What is the potential for solar parks in the UK to enhance soil carbon through active management?: A rapid systematic review of the available evidence.

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What is the potential for solar parks in the UK to enhance soil carbon through active management? A rapid systematic review of the available evidence. Carvalho G Da Silva, Fabio (Author); Armstrong, Alona (Author). 2020. Open Science Framework.

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Carvalho G Da Silva, F & Armstrong, A, What is the potential for solar parks in the UK to enhance soil carbon through active management? A rapid systematic review of the available evidence., 2020, Web publication/site, Open Science Framework. https://doi.org/10.17605/OSF.IO/S5ZVN

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Carvalho G Da Silva, F. (Author), & Armstrong, A. (Author). (2020). What is the potential for solar parks in the UK to enhance soil carbon through active management? A rapid systematic review of the available evidence.. Web publication/site, Open Science Framework. https://doi.org/10.17605/OSF.IO/S5ZVN

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Carvalho G Da Silva F (Author), Armstrong A (Author). What is the potential for solar parks in the UK to enhance soil carbon through active management? A rapid systematic review of the available evidence. Open Science Framework. 2020. doi: 10.17605/OSF.IO/S5ZVN

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Carvalho G Da Silva, Fabio (Author) ; Armstrong, Alona (Author). / What is the potential for solar parks in the UK to enhance soil carbon through active management? A rapid systematic review of the available evidence.. [Web publication/site].

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