Rapid socioeconomic development has caused numerous environmental impacts. Human
production and consumption activities are the underlying drivers of resource uses …

The multi-region input-output (MRIO) model has been widely adopted to capture feedback
effects in energy/emission studies. For regional emission studies, linking regional and global …

Food, energy, and water resources, which are interconnected with one another, are
essential to human beings and sustainable development goals. Existing studies have …

The service sector has a vital role in achieving emissions reduction, but existing studies on
emission trading scheme (ETS) seldom consider CO 2 emissions from service sector …

China is the largest emitter of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) in the world.
Because of their negative influences on human health, the characteristics and potential …

Decoupling global economic growth from carbon emissions is essential for mitigating global
climate change while maintaining continuous economic growth. Traditional production-side …

Carbon dioxide (CO 2) mitigation in the residential building sector has become critical for
China in achieving its carbon peak and neutrality goals. This study is the first to retrospect …

Commonalities and asynchronous experiences of realizing zero-waste of water, energy, and
food resources between the world and China have critical global importance to support …

Low-carbon economic development is at the heart of the post-pandemic green recovery
scheme worldwide. It requires economic recovery without compromising on the …

China is acknowledged as a leader in establishing new energy generation capacities. The
most rapidly growing renewable energy sectors have been hydropower, wind and solar …