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土地供应接收法规如何影响城市碳排放?

Yixi Hu1, Fang He1, Kaicheng Liao2

  • 1School of Economics and Management, Tongji University, Shanghai, 200092, China.

Journal of environmental management
|September 24, 2023
PubMed
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中国的土地供应法规显著减少了城市的碳排放. 该政策促进工业发展和绿色生产效率,帮助可持续发展.

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有效边界的有效边界.效率效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应效应土地供应接收条例的规定.结构性影响 结构性影响城市的碳排放量

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