Regional Heterogeneity of Carbon Emissions and Peaking Path of Carbon Emissions in the Bohai Rim Region by Chuanhui Wang, Mengzhen Zhao, Weifeng Gong, Zhenyue Fan, Wenwen Li

“…A comparative analysis of the peaks among the provinces and cities has been carried out. The results show the following: (1) it is predicted that Beijing will reach its carbon peak before 2025. …”
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An evolution model for the mobility of urban societal classes based on complex networks by Yi-Hua Zhou, Liang-Li Yang, Jieqi Lei, Rui-Jie Wu, Yi-Xiu Kong

“…Like traditional geographical space, in cities, cyberspace and societal space also offer diverse channels for human interactions. …”
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Green finance and urban carbon emission dual control: an empirical evidence from China by Tian Zhang, Yao Zhang, Yumin Zhang

“…In the northeastern regions of China, southeastern regions of the Hu Line, non-resource-based cities, and areas with higher financial efficiency, green finance can significantly reduce both urban carbon emissions and carbon emission intensity. …”
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Ecological infrastructure and its role in sustainable urban development: analysis and perspectives by Ie. P. Tertytskyi

“…The role of EI in reducing cities' impact on climate change and their adaptation to extreme weather conditions is identified. …”
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Mechanism of Permeability Evolution for Reservoir Sandstone with Different Physical Properties by Xianshan Liu, Ming Xu, Ke Wang

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Passenger Volume Prediction by a Combined Input-Output and Distributed Lag Model and Data Analytics of Industrial Investment by Fan Yang, Zhao-guo Huang, Hua-zhi Yuan, Jian-jun Wang, Wei-jia Li, Sai Wang

“…Considering the uncertainty of the investment, the elastic ranges of the cities and the province’s passenger volumes are determined. …”
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The influenza epidemic in Russia during the 2014–2015 season by Ludmila S. Karpova, Nina M. Popovtseva, Tatyana P. Stolyarova, Nadezhda I. Konovalova, Mikhail Y. Eropkin, Elena I. Burtzeva, Elena L. Feodoritova, Anna A. Sominina

“…The epidemic was more prevalent by regions and cities and a wider engagement of different age groups (except children up to 2 years of age) was observed. …”
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Urban Green Development towards Sustainability in Northwest China: Efficiency Assessment, Spatial-Temporal Differentiation Characters, and Influencing Factors by LiJuan Si, JiaLu Wang, ShuRan Yang, Ye Yang, Jing Zhang

“…For achieving the sustainable development goals, green development has been raised to a high position for cities in China. The economic development in Northwest China is slow, the ecological environment is fragile, and the mineral resources are rich. …”
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Performance Analysis of Novel Lightweight Photovoltaic Curtain Wall Modules Under Different Climatic Conditions by Guofeng Tao, Qunzhi Zhu, Yonggang Chen, Xiaolong Shi, Jun Guan

“…The performance of two typical lightweight PV curtain wall modules is evaluated in five sample Chinese cities of different climates. Simulations were carried out to determine the power generation of faux architectural material PV curtain wall modules (FAM PVCWMs) for the best cavity distance per facade in various cities. …”
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Mobiliser des partenaires pour lutter contre le VIH/sida : les risques de la démobilisation institutionnelle en cas d’épidémie faible et concentrée. Le cas du programme Amali au Ma... by David Goeury

“…We will rely on observations carried out in 2015 within the framework of the ANRS 12305 project “IGA and key populations infected or affected by HIV in Morocco”: a survey of 500 potential beneficiaries of the Amali program conducted in five cities (Agadir, Casablanca, Rabat, Tangier, Taroudant) implemented with ALCS ; a survey of 25 Amali project leaders in these same cities and 22 semi-directive interviews with all the stakeholders of the partner organizations (ALCS, ADS, local associations) in the seven cities where the project is implemented (Agadir, Casablanca, Fez, Marrakech, Rabat, Tangier, Taroudant). …”
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Evaluation of Public Welfare Level of Urban Rail Transit considering Operation Management by Ran Meng, Baohua Mao, Qi Xu, Yang Yang

“…Furtherly, the grey correlation-TOPSIS comprehensive evaluation method was designed to calculate the comprehensive evaluation value of the public welfare level of each city. To verify the effectiveness of the proposed method, urban rail transit systems in 16 Chinese cities are studied as a case study. …”
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The optimal wind speed product selection for wind energy assessment under multi-factor constraints by Xiaohui Li, Yunhao Chen, Kangning Li, Shengjun Gao, Ying Cui

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The capacity of human interventions to regulate PM2.5 concentration has substantially improved in China by Jiachen Meng, Wenchao Han, Cheng Yuan, Lulu Yuan, Wenze Li

“…In general, we found that 27 cities in southwest China become increasingly sensitive to meteorological conditions, while the majority of cities (277 in total), particularly in key regions, have shown a growing sensitivity to emission during the whole period. …”
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Ensaio sobre a metropolização do AirBnb: o caso da Região Metropolitana de São Paulo-RMSP by Rita de Cássia Ariza da Cruz, Jaqueline Floria Baumgaertner

“…Although it was only recently launched in 2008, the AirBnb vacation rental platform has already demonstrated its capacity to impact the lodging market, mass tourism, the real estate market and the daily lives of those who live in cities where this phenomenon has become relevant. …”
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Postyczniowa rzeczywistość małych miast. Studium na przykładzie Jędrzejowa, Małogoszcza i Wodzisławia by Krzysztof Ślusarek

“…Part of the costs of implementing reforms introduced in 1864-1866 (including expropriation of peasants) was passed onto the urban population too. In 1866, city revenues were reduced and city officials were replaced. …”
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Les effets de proximité dans l’appropriation collective d’un grand parc paysager à saguenay by Marie-Hélène Tremblay, Martin Simard

“…The idea to relate cities and nature has been a planning issue from the beginnings. …”
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A METHODOLOGY FOR THE EVALUATION OF FUNCTIONAL URBAN AREAS IN ROMANIA by ANTONIO TACHE, MONICA TACHE

“…The main objective of this article is to present an urban diagnosis methodology that aims to identify cities with the highest potential to become regional engines of development. …”
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Les friches militaires, une opportunité pour la reconversion urbaine de petites villes de montagne ? by Stéphanie Lotz-Coll

“…In a frame of limited land resources, mountain territories need to consider the reconversion of wastelands that have lost their functionality as potential source of attractiveness and dynamism.In a context of sustainable development that is also beginning to consider what could be the future activities that could mitigate the abandonment of small peripheral cities in terms of urban centrality, the brutal urban changes due to the recent departure of militaries from some small mountain garrison cities allow to consider a first return of experience regarding the redevelopment of military wastelands and the project engineering implemented to achieve this.After putting into context, the interest represented by wastelands, especially urban, for mountain territories, this article proposes a focus on the military wasteland, with, on the one hand, a reflexion on its trivialization and on the other hand, the context in which its reconversion could be considered as a success. …”
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Déclin des villes moyennes et conflictualité territoriale au Maroc. Les conséquences d’une pluralisation politique inachevée ? by David Goeury, Olivier Deau

“…Today, the socio-economic indicators of many medium-sized cities reveal the lack of prospects for urban youth who suffer from a growing sense of relative deprivation. …”
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Spatial configurations in urban environmental analysis – The role of the heat island effect by Adriano Magliocco, Gabriele Oneto

“… The module, a system’s unit of dimension, is a concept that is still useful in analysing and planning cities. The Heat Island Effect is the occasion for inquiring about how to develop methodologies for reading and understanding urban systems by following reproducible and univocal principles. …”
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