ArticleEnvironmental science and ecotechnology2022
Air pollutant emissions induced by rural-to-urban migration during China's urbanization (2005-2015).
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Abstract
As the world's most populous country, China has witnessed rapid urbanization in recent decades, with population migration from rural to urban (RU) regions as the major driving force. Due to the large gap between rural and urban consumption and investment level, large-scale RU migration impacts air pollutant emissions and creates extra uncertainties for air quality improvement. Here, we integrated population migration assessment, an environmentally extended input-output model and structural decomposition analysis to evaluate the NO
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