What does WELUT mean?
WELUT means Western Energy Land Use Team
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Western Energy Land Use Team?
Western Energy Land Use Team can be abbreviated as WELUT
Other shorthands for Western Energy Land Use Team are: Welu
Other shorthands for Western Energy Land Use Team are: Welu
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What does WELUT stand for? WELUT stands for "Western Energy Land Use Team". |
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How to abbreviate "Western Energy Land Use Team"? "Western Energy Land Use Team" can be abbreviated as WELUT. |
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What is the meaning of WELUT abbreviation? The meaning of WELUT abbreviation is "Western Energy Land Use Team". |
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What is WELUT abbreviation? One of the definitions of WELUT is "Western Energy Land Use Team". |
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What does WELUT mean? WELUT as abbreviation means "Western Energy Land Use Team". |
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What is shorthand of Western Energy Land Use Team? The most common shorthand of "Western Energy Land Use Team" is WELUT. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- LCLU - Land-Cover and Land-Use
- LCLUC - Land-Cover and Land-Use Change Program
- LULCC - Land-Use and Land-Cover Change
- LULUCF - Land Use, Land Use Change and Forestry
- LUPLA - Land Use Planning and Land Allocation
- LUSCAT - Land Use Subgroup of the Climate Action Team
- WESST - Western Engineering Student Society Team
- LUHRT - Land Use and Health Resource Team
- LUWRU - Land Use Water Related Use
- WAMMT - Western Air Maps Management Team
- WASLUC - Western Australian Standard Land Use Classification
- WELU - Western Energy Land Use
- WESST - Western Engineering Student Societies Team
- WIWET - Western Interconnection Wind Evaluation Team
- WRMRT - Western Region Mineral Resources Team
- WWART - Western Washington ACE Retailer Team
- WWATT - Western Wayne Auto Theft Team
- Welu - Western Energy Land Use Team
- wesst - Western Engineering Students' Societies Team
- LULUCF - Land Use, Land-Use Change and Forestry