Climate change and its social, environmental, economic and ethical consequences are
widely recognized as the major set of interconnected problems facing human societies. Its …

The prediction of regional carbon emissions and the optimization of development paths are
particularly important. Regional heterogeneity leads to different links between carbon …

Rapid urbanization, human demands with dynamic hydrology, and land resources impact
the carbon cycle and ecosystem resilience at the city level. The expansion of urban areas is …

Globally, urbanization has dramatically changed land cover, causing a rapid growth in
carbon emissions and related risk of climate change. This study estimated city-level land use …

Reconciling carbon emissions and GDP development is a challenge for most Chinese cities
in the sustainable development process. Taking the Yangtze River Delta of China as an …

Land use and cover change (LUCC) can often threaten urban ecological space and cause
enormous impacts on the ecosystem, and sustainable ecological security patterns (ESPs) …

Land-use patterns affected carbon emissions, which were influenced by urban land-use
management in the long term. However, few studies linked carbon emissions with composite …

Human pressures, combined with changing hydrology and land resources, have a distinct
effect on the carbon chain and ecosystem resilience. The increase in urban areas …

Ecological transformation is inevitable in development of land consolidation (LC) in China.
An appropriate approach for assessing ecological environmental quality (EEQ) is …

The coastal zone is a transition zone between land and sea, and has a high biodiversity.
Land use changes in the coastal zone will inevitably have huge impacts on habitat quality …