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Identifying the Substance Flow of Metals Embedded in Japanese International Trade by Use of Waste Input-Output Material Flow Analysis (WIO-MFA) Model

Kenichi Nakajima    
Keisuke Nansai    
Kazuyo Matsubae    
Yasushi Kondo    
Shigemi Kagawa    
Rokuta Inaba    
Shinichiro Nakamura and Tetsuya Nagasaka    

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