China is playing an increasing role in global climate change mitigation, and local authorities
need more city-specific information on the emissions trends and patterns when designing …

Scientific assessment of the historical carbon peak situation of provincial buildings in China
is the premise and basis for understanding the country's development trends and …

Peatlands have acted as net CO2 sinks over millennia, exerting a global climate cooling
effect. Rapid warming at northern latitudes, where peatlands are abundant, can disturb their …

Abundant nitrogen (N) fertilization is needed for maize (Zea mays L.) production in China
because of its huge residual biomass return. However, excessive N fertilization has a …

The net ecosystem exchange (NEE), determining terrestrial carbon sequestration capacity,
is strongly controlled by climate change and has exhibited substantial year-to-year …

Revealing changes in actual evapotranspiration is essential to understanding regional
extreme hydrological events (eg, droughts). This study utilized the Global Land Evaporation …

Northern peatlands have been a large C sink during the Holocene, but whether they will
keep being a C sink under future climate change is uncertain. This study simulates the …

Mining activities aggravate the ecological degradation and emission of greenhouse gases
throughout the world, thereby affecting the global climate and posing a serious threat to the …

The northern terrestrial biomes are being remarkably altered by climate change. Higher
springtime temperature induces the earlier greening of vegetation, which may further …

Evidence for the multifaceted responses of terrestrial ecosystems has been shown by the
weakening of CO2 fertilization‐induced and warming‐controlled productivity gains. The …