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Assessment of Spatial Downscaling Used in Global Greenhouse Gas Emission Estimates

Earth's Future, Volume 14, Issue 9, September 2026.
Abstract Accurate fossil fuel CO2 (FFCO2) emission estimates are crucial for tracking mitigation and constraining atmospheric‐based emissions estimation. Global gridded emissions often downscale national total emissions using spatial proxies. Here, we examine such downscaling by comparing a recently released global gridded FFCO2 inventory (GRACED) to a
Huilin Sun, Kevin R. Gurney, Pawlok Dass, Anna Kato, Lech Gawuc, Bilal Aslam   +5 more
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Local tourism experiences at World Heritage rice terrace sites in China: A comparative study of Hani Terraces and Longji Terraces. [PDF]

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Yang Z, Liu M, Cai L.
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Constructing a profound experience model of Chinese Intangible Cultural Heritage Tourism based on grounded theory. [PDF]

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Lou M, Hu S, Hu D, Zhang Q.
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How can folklore build children's imagination: A systematic literature review. [PDF]

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Andriningrum H, Sugara U, Tangkin WP, Lehan AAD, Indraswati D, Wulandari S, Purnamasari R, Fadliansyah F.   +7 more
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A ritual way of ageing well: a qualitative study of a comprehensive, culturally grounded ritual-based health programme for older adults in urban China. [PDF]

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Zhang X, Wang Q.
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What motivates the preservation of endangered intangible cultural heritage? Aesthetic attraction versus cultural identity-a case study of Liaoxi Puppet Opera. [PDF]

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Dou X, Xie X, Zhang Y.
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Exploring the effects of music-supported cultural adaptation activities on international students' sociocultural adaptation and wellbeing: a pilot study. [PDF]

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Sulun E, Kurtulmus O, Eren HC.
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Canadian Folk Songs

Journal of the International Folk Music Council, 1947
The folk-lore of French Canada is too vast and varied to lend itself to summary treatment. Its hoard, whether amassed and centralized or still awaiting the harvester, is so rich in cultural traits, in traditional narratives, pictorial patterns, tunes, and verse-forms, that it cannot be rendered by mere statistics and and chapter-heads.
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