CO 2 emissions in China's building sector through 2050: A scenario analysis based on a bottom-up model
Authors:
- Tao YangTYTao Yang
- Yiqun PanYPYiqun Pan
- Yikun YangYYYikun Yang
- Meishun LinMLMeishun Lin
- Bingyue QinBQBingyue Qin
- Peng XuPXPeng Xu
- Zhizhong HuangZHZhizhong Huang
Abstract
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