Spatial patterns of material stocks in buildings and infrastructures are crucial for
understanding resource use, spatial planning and environmental management. So far …

Buildings provide indispensable services for human well‐being, but their construction and
use are responsible for a substantial fraction of societies' resource requirements and …

Rapidly progressing climate heating as well as ongoing economic and population growth
exacerbate the challenges of reconciling the multitude of land functions and services …

Point source carbon emissions account for approximately 80% of total emissions.
Investigating the influence of land use and socio-economic indicators on these emissions is …

Societies' use of material resources is increasingly recognized as a key factor behind
sustainability problems. The mass of materials used per capita and year differs substantially …

Material stocks of infrastructure, buildings, and machinery are the biophysical basis of
production and consumption. They are a crucial lever for resource efficiency and a …

Unraveling the effects of urban morphology on CO 2 emissions is essential for sha**
sustainable and low-carbon urbanization practices. However, few studies have developed …

Sustainable production and consumption allows every individual to meet their basic needs
and societies to flourish, all with limited overall throughput constrained by ecological …

Understanding the size and spatial distribution of material stocks is crucial for sustainable
resource management and climate change mitigation. This study presents high-resolution …

The rapid pace of urbanization and the increasing concentration of populations in urban
areas have generated a substantial demand for architectural structures, resulting in a …