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Prediction of PM2.5 Concentration Using Spatiotemporal Data with Machine Learning Models by Ma, Xin, Chen, Tengfei, Ge, Rubing, Xv, Fan, Cui, Caocao, Li, Junpeng

“…Among the critical global crises curbing world development and sustainability, air quality degradation has been a long-lasting and increasingly urgent one and…”
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A quantitative method to assess the ecological indicator system's effectiveness: a case study of the Ecological Province Construction Indicators of China by Lin, Tao, Ge, Rubing, Huang, Jie, Zhao, Qianjun, Lin, Jianyi, Huang, Ning, Zhang, Guoqin, Li, Xinhu, Ye, Hong, Yin, Kai

“…•A quantitative method is developed to assess the effectiveness of an ecological indicator system (EIS).•Linkage, coverage and representation degrees were…”
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Time series-based PM2.5 concentration prediction in Jing-Jin-Ji area using machine learning algorithm models by Ma, Xin, Chen, Tengfei, Ge, Rubing, Cui, Caocao, Xu, Fan, Lv, Qi

“…Globally all countries encounter air pollution problems along their development path. As a significant indicator of air quality, PM2.5 concentration has long…”
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Would information acquisition increase enterprises’ willingness to participate in the carbon market? An empirical investigation of equipment manufacturing enterprises in Henan Province, China by Ma, Xin, Xv, Fan, Ge, Rubing, Chen, Tengfei, Cui, Caocao, Lv, Qi

“…The carbon market is the most important policy tool for achieving carbon peak and carbon neutralization. Enterprises are significant players in the carbon…”
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Preferred Ecosystem Characteristics: Their Food and Health Relevance to China's Rapid Urbanisation by Gibson, Valerie, Zhu, Yong-Guan, Ge, Rubing, Wahlqvist, Mark L

“…For most of its history, China has supported a growing population through food systems which have been mutually inclusive of people and their locality. This…”
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Food Systems and Life Expectancy with Rapid Urbanisation in Provincial China by Gibson, Valerie, Zhu, Yong-Guan, Ge, Rubing, Wahlqvist, Mark L

“…Background and Objectives: Health outcomes such as survival, minimal disability and well-being are presumptively dependent on food and ecosystems. An integral…”
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Spatial apportionment of urban greenhouse gas emission inventory and its implications for urban planning: A case study of Xiamen, China by Zhang, Guoqin, Ge, Rubing, Lin, Tao, Ye, Hong, Li, Xinhu, Huang, Ning

“…[Display omitted] •A spatial apportionment framework of GHG emission inventory was proposed.•Case study showed ranking of carbon emission intensity for…”
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Quantifying and managing food-sourced nutrient metabolism in Chinese cities by Lin, Tao, Wang, Jin, Bai, Xuemei, Zhang, Guoqin, Li, Xinhu, Ge, Rubing, Ye, Hong

“…Food supply and consumption are critical for sustaining urban system functions, and are key determinants of the quantity and pathways of nutrient flow in…”
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Prediction of PM[sub.2.5] Concentration Using Spatiotemporal Data with Machine Learning Models by Ma, Xin, Chen, Tengfei, Ge, Rubing, Xv, Fan, Cui, Caocao, Li, Junpeng

“…Among the critical global crises curbing world development and sustainability, air quality degradation has been a long-lasting and increasingly urgent one and…”
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Preferred ecosystem characteristics: Their food and health relevance to China's rapid urbanisation by Valerie Gibson, Yong-Guan Zhu, Rubing Ge, Mark L Wahlqvist

“…For most of its history, China has supported a growing population through food systems which have been mutually inclusive of people and their locality. This…”
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Preferred Ecosystem Characteristics: Their Food and Health Relevance to China'S Rapid Urbanisation by Valerie Gibson, Yong-Guan Zhu, Rubing Ge, Mark L Wahlqvist

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Food systems and life expectancy with rapid urbanisation in provincial China by Valerie Gibson, Yong-Guan Zhu, Rubing Ge, Mark L Wahlqvist

“…Background and Objectives: Health outcomes such as survival, minimal disability and well-being are presumptively dependent on food and ecosystems. An integral…”
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Dynamic changes of a city's carbon balance and its influencing factors: a case study in Xiamen, China by Lin, Tao, Ge, Rubing, Zhao, Qianjun, Zhang, Guoqin, Li, Xinhu, Ye, Hong, Liao, Jiangfu, Yin, Kai

“…Due to rapid urbanization and increasing energy consumption, human society poses increasing pressure on the surrounding ecosystems that it depends on. As a…”
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Food systems and Life Expectancy with Rapid Urbanisation in Provincial China by Valerie Gibson BSc, Yong-Guan Zhu PhD, Rubing Ge MSc, Mark L Wahlqvist

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Research on the relationship between air quality and economy development in major cities of China by MA, Xin, GE, Rubing, ZHANG, Li

“…Purpose The purpose of this paper is to build a support vector machine model to evaluate the city air quality level, using the three main air pollutants…”
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