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Question: Quality Assessment through Labels?
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| | |ECA Description=How do people assess quality of picoPV products? Do they read and understand labels? | | |ECA Description=How do people assess quality of picoPV products? Do they read and understand labels? |
| − | Impacts on Technologies: Do you know about any studies and/or statistical data available regarding causal chains of impact theories?
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