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| 1 |
Accountability relations and market reform in China’s electric power sector
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Wu, Dan
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p. 171-180
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| 2 |
Advances in air quality modeling and forecasting
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Baklanov, Alexander
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p. 261-270
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| 3 |
Analysing interactions among Sustainable Development Goals with Integrated Assessment Models
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van Soest, Heleen L.
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p. 210-225
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An integrated fog and Artificial Intelligence smart health framework to predict and prevent COVID-19
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Singh, Prabhdeep
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p. 283-292
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Applying open innovation strategies in the context of a regional innovation ecosystem: The case of Janssen Pharmaceuticals
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Robaczewska, Joanna
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p. 120-131
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A roadmap for semi-automatically extracting predictive and clinically meaningful temporal features from medical data for predictive modeling
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Luo, Gang
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p. 61-82
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Association of dietary sodium, potassium, sodium/potassium, and salt with objective and subjective cognitive function among the elderly in China: A prospective cohort study
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Na, Xiaona
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p. 28-39
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| 8 |
Association of natural flood disasters with infectious diseases in 168 countries and territories from 1990 to 2019: A worldwide observational study
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Liu, Qiao
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p. 149-159
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Association of own and spousal intra- and extra-familial adverse childhood experiences with cognitive function and the role of depression in middle-aged and older Chinese women
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Ren, Ziyang
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p. 70-81
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Association of short-term exposure to ambient fine particle matter with hospital admission risks and costs in China, a case-crossover study
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Gao, Yuze
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p. 40-49
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A systemic approach to resilience and ecological sustainability during the COVID-19 pandemic: Human, societal, and ecological health as a system-wide emergent property in the Anthropocene
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Zabaniotou, Anastasia
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p. 116-126
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| 12 |
Blockchain, sustainability and clean energy transition
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Popkova, Elena G.
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p. 64-78
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| 13 |
Centralized protection scheme for smart grid integrated with multiple renewable resources using Internet of Energy
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Eissa, M.M.
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p. 50-60
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| 14 |
Challenges and opportunities of remotely working from home during Covid-19 pandemic
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Al-Habaibeh, Amin
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p. 99-108
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| 15 |
ChatGPT and global public health: Applications, challenges, ethical considerations and mitigation strategies
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Parray, Ateeb Ahmad
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p. 50-54
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| 16 |
Clean, green and the unseen: The CompeSA framework | Assessing Competing Sustainability Agendas in Carbon Neutrality Policy Pathways
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Mahoney, Katherine
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p. 45-57
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| 17 |
Climate change: Disruption, risk and opportunity
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Woodward, Alistair
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p. 44-49
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| 18 |
Cold-chain-based epidemiology: Scientific evidence and logic in introduction and transmission of SARS-CoV-2
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Lin, Ying
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p. 170-181
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| 19 |
Competitive priorities to address optimisation in biomass value chains: The case of biomass CHP
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Panoutsou, Calliope
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p. 60-75
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| 20 |
Concentration of power: A UK case study examining the dominance of incumbent automakers and suppliers in automotive sociotechnical transitions
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Skeete, Jean-Paul
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p. 93-103
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| 21 |
COVID-19 pandemic as a global phenomenon: Perspectives for research in health, energy and technology transitions
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Woodward, Alistair
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p. 87-88
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| 22 |
Decentralised energy, decentralised accountability? Lessons on how to govern decentralised electricity transitions from multi-level natural resource governance
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Brisbois, Marie Claire
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p. 16-25
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| 23 |
Development of an IoT based real-time traffic monitoring system for city governance
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Sarrab, Mohammed
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p. 230-245
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| 24 |
Disentangling the rhetoric of public goods from their externalities: The case of climate engineering
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Holahan, Robert
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p. 132-140
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| 25 |
Does the greening of banks impact the logics of sustainable financing? The case of bank lending to merchant renewable energy projects in the Philippines
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Sunio, Varsolo
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p. 109-118
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| 26 |
Energy transition in a lockdown: An analysis of the impact of COVID-19 on changes in electricity demand in Lagos Nigeria
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Edomah, Norbert
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p. 127-137
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| 27 |
Enriching innovation ecosystems: The role of government in a university science park
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Sun, Sunny Li
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p. 104-119
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| 28 |
Environmental and resource burdens associated with low carbon, more electric transition pathways to 2050: Footprint components from carbon emissions and land use to waste arisings and water consumption
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Hammond, Geoffrey P.
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p. 28-43
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| 29 |
Erratum regarding missing Declaration of Competing Interest statements in previously published articles
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p. 89
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| 30 |
European energy poverty metrics: Scales, prospects and limits
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Sareen, Siddharth
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p. 26-36
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| 31 |
Extra long Argentinian lockdown: Revising the energy regime
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Ise, A.
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p. 43-54
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| 32 |
Generalization of digital innovation for financial inclusion by means of market creation through regulation and governance
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Sunio, Varsolo
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p. 29-39
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| 33 |
Global governance for climate justice: A cross-national analysis of CO2 emissions
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Hargrove, Andrew
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p. 190-199
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| 34 |
Global health burden of cirrhosis and other chronic liver diseases (CLDs) due to non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD): A systematic analysis for the global burden of disease study 2019
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Li, Jie
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p. 160-169
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| 35 |
Global transition, global risks, and the UN's sustainable development goals – A call for peace, justice, and political stability
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Khorram-Manesh, Amir
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p. 90-97
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| 36 |
Global Transitions: A multidisciplinary journal on human and planetary health
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Liang, Wannian
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p. 68-69
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| 37 |
Global transitions towards social entrepreneurship and sustainable development: A unique post-COVID-19 perspective
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Popkova, Elena G.
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p. 182-200
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| 38 |
How product development partnerships support hybrid collaborations dealing with global health challenges
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Hoogstraaten, Marjolein J.
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p. 190-201
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| 39 |
Impact of global government investment on education and research development: A comparative analysis and demystifying the science, technology, innovation, and education conundrum
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Okoye, Kingsley
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p. 11-27
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| 40 |
Impacts of social innovation on local energy transitions: Diffusion of solar PV and alternative fuel vehicles in Sweden
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Selvakkumaran, Sujeetha
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p. 98-115
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| 41 |
Indicative appraisal of clustered micro-generators for a low-carbon transition in the UK building sector
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Allen, Stephen R
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p. 83-97
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| 42 |
Industrial revitalization via industry 4.0 – A comparative policy analysis among China, Germany and the USA
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Kuo, Chu-Chi
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p. 3-14
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| 43 |
Initiation of the smart home wards as a new model for home-based rehabilitation for the elderly
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Wang, Ruoting
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p. 10-13
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| 44 |
International investments and environmental protection in India - Policy and implementation gaps in mitigating the carbon footprints
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Yadav, Nisha
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p. 217-224
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| 45 |
“Lead the district into the light”: Solar energy infrastructure injustices in Kerala, India
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Bedi, Heather P.
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p. 181-189
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| 46 |
Legitimacy and accountability in the governance of sustainable energy transitions
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Sareen, Siddharth
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p. 47-50
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| 47 |
Legitimacy and field development: Electricity transition(s) in Germany
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Fuchs, Gerhard
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p. 141-147
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| 48 |
Legitimating the governance of embodied emissions as a building block for sustainable energy transitions
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Jordan, Nino David
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p. 37-46
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| 49 |
Long-term impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on health services utilization in China: A nationwide longitudinal study
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Liu, Jue
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p. 21-28
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| 50 |
Measuring regenerative economics: 10 principles and measures undergirding systemic economic health
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Fath, Brian D.
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p. 15-27
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| 51 |
Multimorbidity and cognitive decline related functional limitations in middle-aged and older Chinese
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Luo, Yanan
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p. 210-216
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| 52 |
One health and the agricultural transition in food animal production
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Silbergeld, Ellen K.
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p. 83-92
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| 53 |
Participatory development of digital support tools for local-scale energy transitions: Lessons from two European case studies
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Hewitt, Richard J.
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p. 138-149
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| 54 |
Peking Union Health Application (PUHApp): Modern solution for effective epidemiological survey administration and health promotion
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He, Huijing
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p. 40-44
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| 55 |
Policy review for biomass value chains in the European bioeconomy
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Singh, Asha
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p. 13-42
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| 56 |
Potential of ecosystem carbon sinks to “neutralize” carbon emissions: A case study of Qinghai in west China and a tale of two stages
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Gao, Ya
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p. 1-10
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| 57 |
Predictors of COVID-19 voluntary compliance behaviors: An international investigation
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Clark, Cory
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p. 76-82
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| 58 |
Protecting biodiversity and human health along the belt and road
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Wang, Chao
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p. 79-88
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| 59 |
Public health benefits from urban horticulture in the global north: A scoping review and framework
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Cruz-Piedrahita, Catalina
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p. 246-256
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| 60 |
Raw material recycled practices for carbon neutrality
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Gu, Shuwei
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p. 14-20
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| 61 |
Reduced air pollution during COVID-19: Learnings for sustainability from Indian Cities
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Dasgupta, Purnamita
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p. 271-282
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| 62 |
Relationship between methane emissions and economic growth in Central Africa countries: Evidence from panel data
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Djoumessi Djoukouo, Any Flore
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p. 126-134
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| 63 |
Responsible Innovation in the contexts of the European Union and China: Differences, challenges and opportunities
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Mei, Liang
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p. 1-3
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| 64 |
Retrospective assessment of the association between urban air pollution and children’s respiratory functions in Rome: Insights for developmental environmental health
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Irvine, Mason
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p. 98-106
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| 65 |
Role of product standards in the acceleration of the Indian energy transition: The case of the Indian off-grid solar sector
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Galan, Matthias
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p. 89-98
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| 66 |
Rural revitalization and scientific management in the Pearl River Delta— scientific decision based on scientific rationality and public understanding
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Tang, Zhicheng
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p. 241-250
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| 67 |
Social innovation in community energy in Scotland: Institutional form and sustainability outcomes
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Slee, Bill
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p. 157-166
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| 68 |
Social innovation in the shadow of policy failure: Energy efficiency in self-build housing
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Lane, Matt
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p. 180-189
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| 69 |
Spatial clustering and drivers of open defecation practice in India: Findings from the fifth round of National Family Health Survey (2019-21)
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Roy, Avijit
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p. 55-63
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| 70 |
Sustainable energy transitions and social inequalities in energy access: A relational comparison of capabilities in three European countries
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Bartiaux, Françoise
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p. 226-240
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| 71 |
Taking away a “social licence”: Neo-Gramscian perspectives on an international fossil fuel divestment norm
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Blondeel, Mathieu
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p. 200-209
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| 72 |
The associations of glycosylated hemoglobin with grey matter volume and depression: Investigating mediating role of grey matter volume
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Zheng, Dashan
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p. 107-116
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| 73 |
The contributions of risk factors on health adjusted life expectancy (HALE) changes from 1990 to 2017: A serial cross-sectional analysis from the GBD study
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Li, Guanqiao
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p. 90-99
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| 74 |
The COVID-19 lockdown in India: Impacts on the economy and the power sector
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Kanitkar, Tejal
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p. 150-156
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| 75 |
The COVID-19 lockdowns brought to light the challenges that women face in Mediterranean universities
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Zabaniotou, Anastasia
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p. 119-125
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| 76 |
The effect of 5G policy development on self-rated health among Chinese older adults: A quasi-experimental study
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Tang, Huameng
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p. 125-132
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| 77 |
The European Union’s post-pandemic strategies for public health, economic recovery, and social resilience
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Goniewicz, Krzysztof
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p. 201-209
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| 78 |
The impact of fossil fuel combustion on children's health and the associated losses of human capital
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Zhang, Yali
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p. 117-124
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| 79 |
The impact of UN high-level meetings on global health priorities
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Akselrod, Svetlana
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p. 133-136
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| 80 |
The normative values of vertical jump and sit-and-reach in a large general Chinese population aged 8–80 years: The China National Health Survey
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He, Huijing
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p. 141-148
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| 81 |
The persistent global burden of severe acute malnutrition: Cross-country estimates, models and forecasts
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Moyer, Jonathan D.
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p. 167-179
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| 82 |
The prospects for ‘green steel’ making in a net-zero economy: A UK perspective
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Griffin, Paul W.
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p. 72-86
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| 83 |
The role of buildings in the energy transition in the context of the climate change challenge
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Cabeza, Luisa F.
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p. 257-260
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| 84 |
The role of dietary and blood inflammation on the relation of diabetes and cognition in Chinese elderly people
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Li, Tiantian
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p. 58-67
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| 85 |
The subsidiarity principle in innovation policy for societal challenges
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Wanzenböck, Iris
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p. 51-59
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| 86 |
The ‘Triangle Model’ theory for prevention and control of newly emerging infectious diseases: Definition, characteristics, and experience in China
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Liu, Jue
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p. 137-140
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| 87 |
The U-shaped association between urbanization and post-stroke disability: A nationwide longitudinal study in China
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Liu, Hengyi
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p. 1-9
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| 88 |
Towards gender equality in Mediterranean Engineering Schools through networking, collaborative learning, synergies and commitment to SDGs-The RMEI approach
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Zabaniotou, Anastasia
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p. 4-15
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| 89 |
Traditional postpartum customs in modern urban Chinese women and its association with dietary quality
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Zhao, Ai
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p. 82-89
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| 90 |
Transition to bioenergy: Engineering and technology undergraduate students’ perceptions of and readiness for agricultural waste-based bioenergy in Greece
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Zabaniotou, Α.
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p. 157-170
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| 91 |
Transportation in the Mediterranean during the COVID-19 pandemic era
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Tarasi, Dimitra
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p. 55-71
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| 92 |
Understanding social innovation in local energy transitions processes: A multi-case study
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Selvakkumaran, Sujeetha
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p. 1-12
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| 93 |
Understanding the governance of innovative energy sharing in multi-dwelling buildings through a spatial analysis of consumption practices
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Pappalardo, Marta
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p. 221-229
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| 94 |
Using conflicts to uncover injustices in energy transitions: The case of social impacts of energy efficiency policies in the housing sector in Germany
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Grossmann, Katrin
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p. 148-156
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| 95 |
We believe in a brighter future. Introducing Global Transitions – Connecting. Forward-Thinking
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Ebi, Kristie
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p. 1-2
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| 96 |
What can we learn from previous pandemics to reduce the frequency of emerging infectious diseases like COVID-19?
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Priyadarsini, S. Lakshmi
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p. 202-220
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