As bioenergy produces neutral or even negative carbon emissions, the assessment of
biomass resources and associated emissions mitigation is a key step toward a low carbon …

National land use policies and strategies worldwide have attempted to establish a healthy
housing rental market towards urban sustainability. Monitoring fine-scale housing rental …

The rapid expansion of non-grain production (NGP) on cultivated land is of increasing
concern regarding grain security in China. Characterizing the developmental mechanism of …

Conversion of natural habitats to intensive land-uses, has resulted in fragmentation and loss
of biodiversity. There is a spillover of species and ecological processes from natural …

Metropolitan has progressively emerged as a new form of urban governance.
Understanding the urban expansion process and its determinants at metropolitan level …

More attentions should be focused on the changes in plot size of each household rather
than the size of farmland in the discussions of economic problem of land fragmentation in …

Non‐grain cropland is a typical phenomenon with some common characteristics globally. As
the most populous country, China's non‐grain cropland threatens global food supply stability …

Cash crop plantation has recently become an expanding global phenomenon.
Characterizing the dynamics of cash crop plantations and the corresponding determinants …

The rapid development of urbanization and industrialization in coastal China in the past 20
years has exerted a huge squeezing effect on agricultural land use. The phenomenon of …

Cultivated land plays a pivotal role in ensuring national food security. The challenges of non-
agriculture, non-grain production and the marginalization of cultivated land have become …