Decoding the ecological–economic transition in Beijing city through culturomics and co-expression networks: from trade-off to synergy
Authors:
- Lijun WangLWLijun Wang
- Xiaoyu HouXHXiaoyu Hou
- Dong LiuDLDong Liu
- Xianyuan ChangXCXianyuan Chang
- Tianyi ZhouTZTianyi Zhou
- Yandong TanYTYandong Tan
- Yu AnYAYu An
- Jie ChangJCJie Chang
- Ying GeYGYing Ge
- Yuan RenYuan Ren
- 20 October 2026
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Cleaner Production
- Vol. 581
Abstract
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