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Leveraging multinational enterprises to reduce the escalating regional carbon inequality in China - Nature Communications

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By Kailan Tian, Yu Zhang, Jing Meng, Zhuoying Zhang, Yuli Shan, Heran Zheng
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Abstract Multinational enterprises (MNEs) affect regional inequality as they exert substantial yet uneven economic and environmental effects. This study evaluates the impacts of MNEs on China’s regional carbon emission inequality against value-added gains using an environmentally extended interprovincial input-output model that differentiates MNEs activities across China’s provincial-level administrative divisions.
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Rubidium Isotope Measurements of Low‐Rb Geological Materials by MC‐ICP‐MS

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By Ya-Qi Zhang, Environmental Coevolution, Wei Wei, Zhuoying Zhang
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Supporting Information Filename Description ggr12593-sup-0001-TableS1.docxWord 2007 document , 48.5 KB Table S1. Information and δ87RbSRM984 values of geological reference materials reported hitherto in literature and in this study. ggr12593-sup-0002-TableS2.docxWord 2007 document , 29.9 KB Table S2. βRb, βZr and δ87RbSRM984 values of NIST SRM 984 and ICP-Rb doped with Zr (Zr/Rb = 2).
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City‐Level Virtual Groundwater Flows in Northern China and the Effect of Agricultural Relocation on Alleviating Groundwater Scarcity

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By Beiming Cai, Ling Jiang, Yu Chi Liu, Zhuoying Zhang
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1 Introduction Groundwater is an essential resource for sustaining human well-being and freshwater-dependent ecosystems (Connor, 2015; Unesco-IHP, 2016). The globally increasing water demand has driven many countries and/or regions toward a water-scarcity crisis, thereby causing the overexploitation of groundwater (Famiglietti et al., 2011; Konikow, 2011; Quba'a et al., 2018).
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