Spatiotemporal Characteristics of Carbon Emissions from Construction Land and Their Decoupling Effects in the Yellow River Basin, China
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carbon emissions from construction land (CECL); spatial and temporal; economic growth (EG); decoupling status; driving factors; Yellow River Basin (YRB);All these keywords.
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