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7 works· latest 2023· 2 institutionscluster: provisional

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Exploring the spatiotemporal pattern evolution of carbon emissions and air pollution in Chinese cities2023 · 158 citations
Breaking down barriers on PV trade will facilitate global carbon mitigation2021 · 78 citations
The dynamic linkage among urbanisation, industrialisation and carbon emissions in China: Insights from spatiotemporal effect2020 · 61 citations
The tug of war between local government and enterprises in reducing China's carbon dioxide emissions intensity2019 · 59 citations
Employing the CGE model to analyze the impact of carbon tax revenue recycling schemes on employment in coal resource-based areas: Evidence from Shanxi2020 · 54 citations

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Exploring the spatiotemporal pattern evolution of carbon emissions and air pollution in Chinese cities

Journal of Environmental Management·2023·7 authors

158citations

Breaking down barriers on PV trade will facilitate global carbon mitigation

Nature Communications·2021·7 authors·Open access

78citations

“Booster” or “obstacle”: Can coal capacity cut policies moderate the resource curse effect? Evidence from Shanxi (China)

Resources Policy·2021·5 authors

26citations

Optimal quota in China's energy capping policy in 2030 with renewable targets and sectoral heterogeneity

Energy·2021·3 authors

54citations

The dynamic linkage among urbanisation, industrialisation and carbon emissions in China: Insights from spatiotemporal effect

The Science of The Total Environment·2020·3 authors

61citations

Employing the CGE model to analyze the impact of carbon tax revenue recycling schemes on employment in coal resource-based areas: Evidence from Shanxi

The Science of The Total Environment·2020·4 authors

54citations

The tug of war between local government and enterprises in reducing China's carbon dioxide emissions intensity

The Science of The Total Environment·2019·3 authors

59citations