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Environmental Sciences
Chenge Gao et al.
Summary: With the global trend towards urban-based policies, traditional villages in China are facing imbalanced development and the possibility of revitalization or decline. This study examines 1,222 traditional villages in the Yellow River Basin to investigate their spatial characteristics and influencing factors. The results show that the spatial distribution of traditional villages in the region is influenced by both natural factors and socioeconomic factors, with natural factors having a greater impact. Furthermore, there is no inevitable correlation between economic development and the rise and fall of traditional villages. The findings of this research contribute to a deeper understanding of traditional villages and provide insights for rural revitalization and regional development.
RIVER RESEARCH AND APPLICATIONS
(2023)
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Environmental Sciences
Hang Chen et al.
Summary: Farmland abandonment is a common phenomenon during land-use transition, but its potential risk has received insufficient attention. This study constructed a risk assessment system for farmland abandonment in the Yangtze River Economic Belt of China and verified its reliability. The results showed that farmland abandonment risk had strong spatial heterogeneity, with low-risk farmland mainly distributed in provinces such as Jiangsu and Anhui, and high-risk farmland mainly concentrated in provinces such as Sichuan and Yunnan. The study provides a scientific basis for the management of farmland abandonment.
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND POLLUTION RESEARCH
(2023)
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Environmental Sciences
Leiru Wei et al.
Summary: Urban-rural integration development (URID) is a solution to address the urban-rural gap and inequitable development. It contributes to the high-quality and sustainable development in the Yellow River Basin (YRB) through the evaluation and measurement of urban-rural integration (URI). The study reveals that from 2010 to 2020, URID levels generally increased in the YRB, but regional differences and uneven development between provinces became more prominent. It is suggested to manage urban and rural regions as a cohesive whole, promote urban cluster construction, support rural development, and invest in advantageous industries to achieve high-quality sustainable development in the YRB.
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH AND PUBLIC HEALTH
(2023)
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Environmental Sciences
Chaogui Lei et al.
Summary: With global warming and regional urbanization, extreme precipitation (EP) has various effects on human life and ecosystems. However, the specific contribution of accelerating urbanization to EP changes is less understood. This study focused on the Tai Lake Plain (TLP), one of the most urbanized regions in China, and found that EP is becoming more frequent and intense, particularly in the northeast and southeast of TLP. Urbanization has contributed to the increase in EP frequency and magnitude, accounting for a significant portion of the overall trend.
Article
Environmental Sciences
Cui Wang et al.
Summary: Environmental geological disasters pose a significant threat and targeted governance is necessary. This study compares different prediction models and evaluates their performance, cost of prevention and control, and protection of life and property using the example of debris flow disaster in Xiuyan County. The results show that the random forest model has the best performance and elevation, rainfall intensity, and population density have the largest influence on susceptibility to debris flows.
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND POLLUTION RESEARCH
(2023)
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Environmental Sciences
Lindan Du et al.
Summary: The Yellow River Basin has long been facing ecological issues, and efforts to protect it have been hampered by a lack of central governance. However, since 2019, the government has improved its management of the basin, although assessments of its overall ecological status are still lacking.
JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
(2023)
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Environmental Sciences
Sheng Wang et al.
Summary: This study evaluates the applicability of three satellite rainfall data sets (CMORPH, GPM, and TRMM) for predicting flood and landslide hazards using a coupled hydrological-slope stability model. The results demonstrate that these satellite rainfall data sets can simulate the spatial distribution of flood and landslide events well, and the physically based slope stability model has higher global accuracy compared to the classical intensity-duration rainfall threshold method, with GPM rainfall providing the highest quality among the three data sets.
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Environmental Sciences
Liangguo Lin et al.
Summary: The study of ecological security patterns (ESPs) is crucial for enhancing ecosystem services and promoting ecological protection and socio-economic development. This study focused on ESPs on the Loess Plateau as an integral part of the national security strategic pattern. Using remote sensing data, ESPs were identified at different spatial scales, and the similarities and differences of ecological sources, corridors, and strategic points were analyzed. The results can inform the development of ecological protection strategies and the implementation of macro and micro level plans. Factors like human activities and land use types were found to influence the distribution of corridors, pinch points, and barrier points. It is important to consider the spatial scale when formulating ecological protection strategies and to design specific programs based on ESP characteristics to maximize biodiversity and ecosystem integrity.
Article
Environmental Sciences
Xiaofeng Wang et al.
Summary: China faces increasing severity of drought each year, with the northern, eastern, northeastern, and southwestern regions being the most affected. This study analyzed drought disaster data from 1991 to 2018 and found that crop damage and failure due to drought have been on the rise. The research provides scientific evidence for predicting future drought trends and implementing effective drought prevention and management strategies.
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Humanities, Multidisciplinary
Yan Feng et al.
Summary: Henan Province is the birthplace of Chinese civilization and has important national cultural heritage in the form of traditional villages. This study focuses on the traditional villages in the Yellow River basin in Henan Province that formed before 1919. By analyzing the spatiotemporal characteristics of these villages and exploring the factors that influenced their evolution, the study provides a theoretical reference for the sustainable development of China's traditional villages. The results show that the formation of traditional villages along the Yellow River in Henan Province has experienced historical changes and the spatial distribution of these villages is closely related to climatic fluctuations, changes in the river channel, water conservancy projects, and social and cultural factors.
Article
Humanities, Multidisciplinary
Wanxu Chen et al.
Summary: This study analyzed the spatial distribution characteristics and influencing factors of traditional villages in the Yangtze River Basin (YRB), finding that they exhibited a spatial pattern of cohesive clusters with high-density areas in the junction zone between Guizhou and Hunan provinces and southeast of Anhui Province, and secondary-density areas in Northeast Yunnan Province and east Jiangxi Province. The results showed that the spatial distribution pattern of traditional villages in YRB is affected by the combined effects of natural and socio-economic factors, with elevation and NDVI being the main factors. The findings of this study can provide scientific decision-making support for the development and protection of traditional villages in YRB.
Article
Green & Sustainable Science & Technology
Weijiang Kong et al.
Summary: Due to the development of earth observation technology, large amounts of remote sensing images and natural resources data have been generated. Traditional methods of managing and organizing this big data are no longer sufficient. In this study, we combined the Hadoop framework with GIS technology to build a distributed data management and service querying system, which allows quick access and storage of large volumes of remote sensing images and natural resources data.
JOURNAL OF CLEANER PRODUCTION
(2023)
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Engineering, Civil
Xinyu Chen et al.
Summary: In the past decades, human activities have significantly altered land surface conditions and rainfall-runoff processes. Traditional flood forecasting models fail to capture these changes, leading to a downgraded forecasting capability. Therefore, a new distributed hydrological model was developed to account for these anthropogenic impacts and improve flood forecasting accuracy.
JOURNAL OF HYDROLOGY
(2023)
Article
Environmental Sciences
Lili Liu et al.
Summary: This study constructs an ecological security network based on multi-factor ecological sensitivity using machine learning, remote sensing, geographic information systems, analytic hierarchy process and principal component analysis. The results demonstrate a coupling relationship among comprehensive ecological sensitivity, ecological security patterns, and administrative districts. The study provides a quantitative foundation for urban and rural ecological spatial planning in Yangxian and contributes to the sustainable development of ecological planning in the Qinling region.
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Environmental Studies
Lili Liu et al.
Summary: This study aims to explore the sustainable development of rural tourism landscapes in the Shijing area based on the average variable cost theory. A landscape evaluation system was established, and the findings revealed that Caijiapo Village had the highest comprehensive score while Laoyukou Village had the lowest comprehensive score. The main contributions of this study are the establishment of a rural tourism landscape evaluation system, decision-making reference for development strategies, and emphasis on the importance of ecological conservation in rural tourism.
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Education, Scientific Disciplines
Wan-Ping Yang et al.
Summary: A consensus exists worldwide regarding the necessity of protecting the ecological environment and achieving sustainable development. China has made the protection and high-quality development of the Yellow River basin a major national strategy. This study proposes the adoption of a strong sustainable development theory in investigating total factor productivity (TFP) and examines the spatial-temporal evolution and influencing factors of urban ecological TFP in the Yellow River basin.
Article
Environmental Sciences
Manish Rawat et al.
Summary: Glacier-associated hazards, particularly glacial lake outburst floods (GLOFs), pose a common and serious threat to high mountainous regions worldwide. This study focused on analyzing the dynamics and susceptibility of a selected glacial lake in the Satluj basin of the Western Himalayas using Landsat and Google earth imagery. The results show an increase in lake area and a high susceptibility index, indicating the potential for GLOFs. The study also assessed the impact on downstream areas and highlights the urgency to monitor and assess such lakes to mitigate the disastrous consequences.
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND POLLUTION RESEARCH
(2023)
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Environmental Sciences
Xueliang Yuan et al.
Summary: The ecological conservation and high-quality development of China's Yellow River Basin is a national strategy proposed in 2019. This study utilizes input-output models to analyze the carbon footprint and embodied carbon transfer in nine provinces within the basin, highlighting the importance of clarifying carbon emissions and reduction strategies. The research shows a 23.4% decrease in per capita carbon footprint in the Yellow River Basin from 2012 to 2017, with certain sectors like petroleum processing, construction, and metal processing having higher emissions. Additionally, the study identifies significant carbon emission transfers between provinces in the middle and lower reaches of the basin.
SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT
(2022)
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Green & Sustainable Science & Technology
Zijie Zhou et al.
Summary: This study explores an integrated approach to traditional villages in river basins and introduces the concept of cultural routes to promote sustainable development and rural revitalization of these villages.
Review
Ecology
Maria Jose LaRota-Aguilera et al.
Summary: This article provides a review of studies on social metabolism (SM) and sociometabolic transitions (SMTs) in Latin America, discussing the conceptual and methodological approaches used, the geographical scales of analysis, and the periods studied. The article highlights the need for more comprehensive research that integrates national data with local case studies to understand how inequality has shaped agricultural development in the region.
ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS
(2022)
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Green & Sustainable Science & Technology
Min Deng et al.
Summary: This study investigated the driving factors of rural domestic waste generation and potential polluting components in water in a typical town in the Yellow River Delta. The consumption of cleaning products and household food consumption were found to have significant effects on waste generation and water pollution. Pilot projects effectively reduced potential polluting components in village waste.
JOURNAL OF CLEANER PRODUCTION
(2022)
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Environmental Sciences
Hui Wu et al.
Summary: Meeting the demands of growing urban populations on limited urban land in the Urban Anthropocene is a global challenge. However, limited research has been done on the spatial impact of urban form on urban land use efficiency (ULUE) under low-carbon emission constraints. This study analyzed 91 cities in China's Yellow River Basin and found that urban form can have both positive and negative effects on ULUE. Compact and aggregated urban forms can improve ULUE, while irregular forms can have a negative impact.
JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
(2022)
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Green & Sustainable Science & Technology
Jingxiu Qin et al.
Summary: Water, energy, food, and ecology play significant roles in the WEFE system in Central Asia. Unreasonable sectoral structure and resource mismatch are important reasons for pressure transmission. The coordination mechanism can optimize the system structure, make trade-offs and synergies for the interests of the sectors, and contribute to the sustainable development of the WEFE system in Central Asia.
RENEWABLE & SUSTAINABLE ENERGY REVIEWS
(2022)
Review
Environmental Sciences
Zhe Cao et al.
Summary: This paper reviews watershed ecohydrology, emphasizing the interaction between watershed ecological and hydrological processes. It highlights the importance of climate change and human activities in influencing water quantity and quality, and proposes a new framework for integrated watershed management.
Article
Environmental Sciences
Shuangtao Wang et al.
Summary: Precipitation patterns in Shaanxi Province, China exhibit higher concentration in the south and lower concentration in the north. The annual distribution of rainfall is uneven, with a decreasing trend over the past few decades. These findings are significant for water resource management and drought risk assessment in Shaanxi Province.
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Meteorology & Atmospheric Sciences
Weili Duan et al.
Summary: This study used Gini-coefficients to analyze the impact of anthropogenic forcing on the temporal inequality of precipitation in China. The results show a positive influence of anthropogenic activities on precipitation extremes, especially in southern regions. Projections indicate an upward trend in temporal precipitation variability under different scenarios. The findings provide insights for managing water-related disasters.
NPJ CLIMATE AND ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCE
(2022)
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Green & Sustainable Science & Technology
Zhou Wang et al.
Summary: Heavy metal pollution poses significant risks to human and environmental health, and has attracted widespread attention. However, there are still challenges in monitoring, managing, and mitigating heavy metal pollution, including the lack of systematic risk evaluation criteria and governance methods. Researchers utilize risk assessment and multivariate statistical analysis methods to select treatment technologies. Comprehensive considerations of contaminated time, concentration and nature of contaminants, soil/water and site characteristics, contaminant availability, and existing regulations are essential for formulating appropriate restoration and treatment plans. The combination of GIS and modeling appears to be the most effective approach for analyzing heavy metal pollution risks. Various physicochemical and biological technologies have been employed for heavy metal removal from water and soil, but no single method is universally effective. Combining different technologies can enhance efficiency and provide a reasonable approach to inter-governmental, cross-border prevention and monitoring of anthropogenic pollution sources.
JOURNAL OF CLEANER PRODUCTION
(2022)
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Biodiversity Conservation
Linrong Fu et al.
Summary: The research indicates that the River Basin Ecological Compensation Policy has altered residents' perceptions of ecosystem services and human well-being. Furthermore, there are differences in the focus of upstream and downstream residents on ES and HWB, indicating a need for targeted policy measures.
ECOLOGICAL INDICATORS
(2022)
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Environmental Sciences
Jiamin Ren et al.
Summary: The study analyzes the spatial differentiation characteristics and influencing factors of digital rural development in the Yellow River Basin. It finds that the development of the digital economy lags behind in the region, and factors such as location and administrative level influence the level of digital rural development. Spatial differences and agglomeration features are observed in the development levels. The factors influencing digital rural development vary among different reaches.
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH AND PUBLIC HEALTH
(2022)
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Environmental Sciences
Shuangtao Wang et al.
Summary: Reconstruction of historical land uses and analysis of modern land-use data showed an increase in urban construction land area, a decrease in unused land and water bodies over the past 435 years in Xi'an. The increase in urban green space and buildings, along with factors such as impervious surfaces, building density, and water areas, contribute to exacerbating urban flooding risks in the study area.
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Green & Sustainable Science & Technology
Bingqian Li et al.
Summary: Spatial distribution characteristics of traditional villages in the hilly and gully areas of northern Shaanxi were studied to assess their relationship with the conservation and development of these villages. The research revealed an uneven agglomeration distribution of the villages, with Mizhi, Suide, and Jiaxian as the main core agglomeration areas. Factors such as slope, average annual temperature, solar radiation, population density, distance from a river, and GDP per capita were found to be correlated with the spatial distribution of the villages.
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Geography, Physical
Huayun TAN et al.
Summary: Based on a field investigation, this paper analyzes the characteristics, formation mechanism, and regulation path of a typical gentrifying rural community in the Panyang River Basin of Bama County, Guangxi. The social space and material landscape of the rural community have undergone significant changes driven by factors such as flow and practices of the host-guest community, commercial capital, and community governance. The paper proposes policy insights for public and institutional arrangements, gentrifying rural community making, and community governance, providing insights for the gentrification and community development of rural areas in the Global South.
JOURNAL OF GEOGRAPHICAL SCIENCES
(2022)
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Lulu Qu et al.
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Environmental Studies
Sila Balta et al.
Summary: Rurban landscapes are the transition areas between urban and rural environments, where city, agriculture, rurality, and nature converge. Managing these transition zones is crucial to ensure agricultural production continuity, food safety for cities, and the preservation of traditional land use and rural characteristics. The study aims to analyze urban sprawl models and present the applicability of a rural planning guideline in the urban-rural transition zone in Eks,ili case, in Turkish Mediterranean Antalya. The guideline is based on environmental, spatial, and social characteristics of both rural and urban areas, providing continuity of rural characteristics, maintaining agricultural productivity, and protecting natural biodiversity.
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Geography
Jian Zhang et al.
Summary: This study proposes a method for analyzing the spatial-temporal heterogeneity of social-ecological system vulnerability and exposure risk, and applies it to the study of the Minqin Oasis. The results show that the vulnerability in Minqin County is relatively low, with an increasing and then decreasing trend. There is significant spatial-temporal heterogeneity in vulnerability, and five main factors influence this heterogeneity.
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Energy & Fuels
Yiqi Zhou et al.
Summary: Accounting for energy carbon emissions and analyzing driving factors in arid regions from a watershed perspective is necessary for achieving emission reduction targets. This study analyzed the spatiotemporal characteristics and future trends of energy carbon emissions in the Tarim River Basin using a Bayesian network and Tapio model. The results showed an increase in energy carbon emissions due to the unreasonable structure of agricultural economic development. Low water utilization efficiency and rapid GDP growth were identified as the primary influencing factors. The study also projected a peak in energy carbon emissions in 2030, followed by a decrease in subsequent years.
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Computer Science, Interdisciplinary Applications
Pingping Luo et al.
Summary: This study reviews urban flood numerical simulations and identifies accuracy and computational efficiency as the two key areas hindering the improvement of model quality. The 1D-2D coupling model, finite volume method, unstructured meshing method, and hybrid parallel computing applications are found to be the most effective strategies. Furthermore, the complex coupling of models and the lack of validation data remain crucial challenges in the development of urban flood modeling.
ENVIRONMENTAL MODELLING & SOFTWARE
(2022)
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Green & Sustainable Science & Technology
Yanan Hu et al.
Summary: This study used a multi-region input-output model and the STIRPAT technique to quantify the water footprint in Central Asia and study its driving forces. The results showed a sharp increase in both production and consumption-based water footprints in Central Asia, with water-intensive agriculture being the dominant sector. Import and export water footprints in Central Asia also increased, with international trade exacerbating the water crisis. Urbanization was found to have a significant positive effect on water footprint changes.
JOURNAL OF CLEANER PRODUCTION
(2022)
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Environmental Sciences
Zhe Cao et al.
Summary: This study quantifies the spatial and temporal variations of water yield ecosystem service (WYs) in the Wei River Basin and examines the influence of human activities, climate, topography, and vegetation on WYs. The research reveals a gradual increase in WYs over time and highlights the significant interplay between human, climatic, plant, and terrain variables in shaping the geographical differentiation of WYs.
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Environmental Sciences
Wei Zhu et al.
Summary: Urban areas are increasingly vulnerable to flooding due to urbanization and climate change, remote sensing technology can provide practical help. Research shows most studies are in high-income countries and focus on observing the environment rather than buildings. Recommendations for future research include coastal urban areas, observing buildings in urban areas, and data standardization.
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Green & Sustainable Science & Technology
Pingping Luo et al.
Summary: Climate change and urbanization have led to increasingly frequent urban flooding worldwide. The concept of Sponge City, proposed in China, aims to achieve an urban hydrological balance through natural storage, infiltration, and purification. A survey comparing new and old communities in Xixian New District and Xi'an found that residents in the Sponge City have a better understanding and acceptance of the concept compared to those in traditional cities. Age and education level also influence perception and acceptance of the Sponge City. This study highlights the importance of residents' opinions and suggests the need for policy formulation and public participation.
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Green & Sustainable Science & Technology
Huiwen Xiang et al.
Summary: This study explores the importance of studying and protecting traditional villages from the perspective of the "Space Gene." By examining six traditional Dong villages in the Pingtan River Basin, the study found that these villages are rich and diverse in terms of their spatial types and encapsulated culture. However, there are variations in their space gene diversity index values. The study also proposes a conservation strategy for traditional villages to safeguard their unique cultural heritage.
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Environmental Sciences
Bin Guo et al.
Summary: This study proposes a new scheme to estimate daily surface ozone concentrations in China from 2018 to 2020 using machine learning methods and various data sources. The study identifies the factors influencing ozone concentrations under different urbanization and topography conditions. The results highlight the importance of human activities in highly urbanized areas and meteorological factors, vegetation coverage, and elevation in less urbanized areas in controlling ozone concentrations.
ENVIRONMENT INTERNATIONAL
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Sen Chen et al.
Summary: This study analyzed the spatial patterns and influencing determinants of rural settlements in the Qinba Mountains in southern Shaanxi Province, China. The results revealed high-density multi-core clusters and low-density scattered patterns in rural settlements. The study also identified significant spatial disparities in settlement morphology and the impact of geographical factors on settlement characteristics.
Review
Environmental Sciences
Tandong Yao et al.
Summary: The Hindu Kush-Karakoram-Himalayan system, known as the Third Pole, is the largest global store of frozen water after the polar regions. It provides water supply to almost 2 billion people. However, atmospheric warming has caused an imbalance in this system, altering water resources in downstream countries. Future predictions suggest that global warming will amplify this imbalance, alleviating water scarcity in some regions while increasing it in others.
NATURE REVIEWS EARTH & ENVIRONMENT
(2022)
Review
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Bojie Fu et al.
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EARTH SYSTEM DYNAMICS
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Song Jiang et al.
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SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT
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Environmental Sciences
Liping Zhang et al.
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Environmental Sciences
Wenli Jing et al.
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Green & Sustainable Science & Technology
Xindong Wei et al.
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Environmental Studies
Peng Zeng et al.
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Environmental Studies
Mengyao Xu et al.
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Environmental Studies
Han Huang et al.
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Environmental Studies
Colin Pardoe et al.
Summary: This study examines managed water flows against the archaeological record in the Murray River Basin, providing insight into pre-European colonization lifestyles and economic activities, and suggesting modifications to environmental water delivery to restore the health of the ecosystem.
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