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Green team eyes sustainable opportunities

Authors
Guilhem Gaillarde
Date
Dec 14, 2010

With the theme of Joint Industry Projects and networks very much at the heart of this issue, Report highlights the work of our Greenship team that looks for 'green' opportunities both within and outside of MARIN.

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Guilhem Gaillarde

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