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Air-pollution emissions and population urbanisation in China: provincial co-evolution under structural transformation

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By Ying Song, Zhiyi Zhuo, Yuanping Cao
| Nature Verified
Abstract Urbanisation and environmental change are often modelled as a one-way relationship, yet both can be outcomes of the same structural transformation. This study distinguishes production-side air-pollution emissions from exposure-side environmental amenities and examines how provincial emissions and population urbanisation co-evolved in China.
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Research on Multimodal Safety Risk Situation Awareness and Prevention Strategy for Major Projects Integrating Space‑Air‑Ground Remote Sensing Observations

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By Ying Song, Baolin Sun, Yanling Ni
| Preprints.org
Submitted: 25 September 2026 Posted: 28 September 2026 You are already at the latest version Safety risks of large-scale water conservancy, transportation, and energy infrastructure emerge from coupled geological conditions, extreme weather events, and construction disturbances throughout construction and operation phases. These risks are characterized by concealment, wide-area distribution, and dynamic evolution.
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How Structural Segmentation Shapes Petroleum-System Efficiency in a Transform-Modified Rift: Insights From the Saltpond Basin (Offshore Ghana), Equatorial Atlantic Margin

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By Victor Sedziafa, Ying Song, Obed Oppong
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Rifts host a substantial proportion of the world's hydrocarbon resources because lithospheric extension generates sustained subsidence, thick sedimentary fills and laterally connected migration systems that enhance petroleum-system efficiency (Allen and Allen 2013; Gawthorpe and Leeder 2000).
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