ArticleCarbon balance and management2026
High-resolution carbon footprint tracing within and between China
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backgroundHigh-resolution carbon emission checking and the tracking of carbon flows within and between cities are crucial for carbon emissions reduction and regional coordinated development. However, current research in both directions remains insufficient and requires further exploration. This study selected two big and tight interacted cities from the urban agglomeration along China's longest and largest river. The research employs two methodologies, the first monitors carbon emissions in high resolution and the second checks the indirect carbon flow hotspots between the two cities.
resultsResults found that both cities showed a significant increasing trend for total carbon emissions from 2000 to 2020. The peak for Nanjing was in 2018, 2648.09 × 10
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