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Land use impacts on soil aggregate associated organic carbon in reclaimed coal mining subsidence areas: mechanisms and implications. [PDF]

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Qu J, Jiang N, Dai Y, Yang Y, Ning Y, Wang K, Chen F, Huang J, Tan M.   +8 more
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MPLNet: Mamba prompt learning network for semantic segmentation of remote sensing images of traditional villages. [PDF]

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Zhang C, Liu P, Teng J, Liu C.
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Scenario-based prediction and optimization of greenspace ecological network under land-use dynamics: a case study of Nanjing metropolitan area, China. [PDF]

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Liu W, Zhao Y, Bai X, Xu H.
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Can High-Standard Farmland Construction Policies Alleviate Agricultural Carbon Emissions? — Empirical Research Using Continuous Double Difference Model

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Impact of Rural Ageing on Non-Grain Agricultural Production in China: An Analysis Based on Food Security Strategy. [PDF]

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Guo Y, Tian Y.
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Does environmental regulation in the form of resource agglomeration decrease agricultural carbon emissions? Quasi-natural experimental on high-standard farmland construction policy

Journal of Cleaner Production, 2023
Jiliang Han, Yuchun Zhu
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The Impacts of High-Standard Farmland Construction on Cultivated Land Improvement in China

Sustainability
The construction of high-standard farmland has emerged as a prominent strategy to increase the total arable land area and augment cultivated land quality.
Jie Feng
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Impact of implementation of high-standard farmland construction policy on food production resilience: evidence from China

China Agricultural Economic Review
Purpose The High-Standard Farmland Construction (HSFC) Policy, implemented by the Chinese Government in 2011, is a key initiative aimed at improving farmland quality and ensuring food security. However, does the construction of high-standard farmland (HSF) comprehensively safeguard food security?
Tao Liu, Xiaoyan Yang, Yilin Chen, Hanjin Li   +3 more
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Assessment of Agricultural Carbon Emission Reduction Effect of Land Consolidation: A Quasi-natural Experiment Based on a High-standard Farmland Construction Policy

Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences
Using 2007-2017 panel data from 31 provinces,this paper analyzes the impact of high-standard farmland construction policies on agricultural carbon emissions in China. A continuous differential model reveals: (1) These policies consistently reduce agricultural carbon emissions, with significant effects confirmed by robustness checks.
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