Identifying critical transmission sectors, paths, and carbon communities for CO2 mitigation in global supply chains
Q Zhu, C Xu, Y Pan, J Wu - Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2024 - Elsevier
The critical transmission hubs in global supply chain networks have great potential to reduce
carbon emissions, yet this has not received much attention from existing studies. This …
carbon emissions, yet this has not received much attention from existing studies. This …
Linking SDG 7 to assess the renewable energy footprint of nations by 2030
Abstract The United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) provide a guideline
for humanity to respond to an array of pressing challenges. Due to our increasing need for …
for humanity to respond to an array of pressing challenges. Due to our increasing need for …
Multiperspective decoupling analyses between global embodied carbon chains and global value chains
Decoupling global economic growth from carbon emissions is essential for mitigating global
climate change while maintaining continuous economic growth. Traditional production-side …
climate change while maintaining continuous economic growth. Traditional production-side …
Uncovering structural characteristics of virtual water flow network in India
India plays a pivotal role in global water resource management. Existing studies have not
well characterized structural characteristics of virtual water flow network in India (eg, critical …
well characterized structural characteristics of virtual water flow network in India (eg, critical …
Scarcity-weighted metal extraction enabled by primary suppliers through global supply chains
Metal shortage and supply risk are two major challenges to the sustainable development of
human society. Human socioeconomic activities are significant underlying drivers of metal …
human society. Human socioeconomic activities are significant underlying drivers of metal …
Multiple accounting and driving factors of water resources use: A case study of Shanghai
Previous research papers on urban water resources accounting were confined to the
perspectives of production and consumption, ignoring the perspective of income. This paper …
perspectives of production and consumption, ignoring the perspective of income. This paper …
Global transfer of salinization on irrigated land: Complex network and endogenous structure
Y Jia, J Wu, M Cheng, X Xia - Journal of Environmental Management, 2023 - Elsevier
Increasing globalization intensifies land redistribution via global supply chains. Interregional
trade not only transfers embodied land but also displaces the negative environmental impact …
trade not only transfers embodied land but also displaces the negative environmental impact …
[HTML][HTML] Review of the input-output network and its application in energy and mineral industries
L Weidong, L Jianwu, W Bojie, H Mei - Frontiers in Energy Research, 2022 - frontiersin.org
Nowadays, it has become a widespread consensus to deal with global warming through
carbon emission reduction among mainstream scientists in the world. As the main battlefield …
carbon emission reduction among mainstream scientists in the world. As the main battlefield …
[HTML][HTML] Spatiotemporal characteristics of water use change and its driving factors in China's urban agglomerations
C Bao, M Xu - Ecological Indicators, 2023 - Elsevier
Under the background of water scarcity, water use change is a vital indicator for coordinated
development of socioeconomic and eco-environmental system, especially in China's urban …
development of socioeconomic and eco-environmental system, especially in China's urban …
Local full-sector land uses influenced by multiregional demand and supply: the case of Beijing
Land is the foundation of human survival and well-being. It is important to investigate the
land uses of economic sectors and recognize critical supply chain activities influencing land …
land uses of economic sectors and recognize critical supply chain activities influencing land …