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Integrating landscape pattern indices and morphological spatial pattern analysis to characterize cultivated land fragmentation in Jingning County, China

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By Xiaoning Zhang, Miaomiao Zhang, Xuelu Liu, Caihong Hui, Yingying Wu, Hongyan Liu, Qiqi Zhao
| Nature Verified
Abstract Cultivated land fragmentation has been detrimental to the food security and sustainable use of lands, especially in mountainous regions of China.
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Pathways to urban sustainable development from a set-theoretic perspective: evidence from the government–market–public–technology framework

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By Chao Wang, Yingying Wu, Fang Ran
| Nature Verified
Abstract Optimizing institutional environments to enhance urban eco-efficiency (UEE) remains a critical governance challenge. Given the complexity and temporal dynamics of institutional systems, this study proposes an innovative government–market–public–technology (GMPT) framework embedded with temporal dimensions, integrating complex systems theory and new institutional economics.
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Long-term urban resilience trajectories following earthquakes

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By Zhen Xu, Yingying Wu, Yuan Tian, Donglian Gu, Qingrui Yue, Xinzheng Lu
| Nature Verified
Abstract Disasters have a sustained impact on cities, highlighting the need for long-term urban resilience beyond immediate recovery. This resilience encompasses not only immediate rebuilding efforts but also extensive urban development, aimed at making cities better and stronger. This study provides a comparative analysis of long-term resilience trajectories in Christchurch City, New Zealand, and Fukushima City, Japan, both of which experienced significant earthquakes in 2011.
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