Tang Yao

Beihang University

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Shibao Lu

Capital Medical University

Yigang Wei

Beihang University

Ellen Mosley‐Thompson

The Ohio State University

M. E. Davis

The Ohio State University

Xiaoling Zhang

University of Hong Kong

Lonnie G. Thompson

The Ohio State University

Shichang Kang

Chinese Academy of Sciences

Jianchen Pu

Chongqing Technology and Business University

L. G. Thompson

The Ohio State University

Bing Xu

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Chinese Academy of Sciences

University of Chinese Academy of Sciences

Institute of Atmospheric Physics

Institute of Tibetan Plateau Research

Zhejiang University of Finance and Economics

Peking University

Beihang University

East China Normal University

Beijing Normal University

University of Zurich

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The impact of climate change on the sustainable development of regional economy

Journal of Cleaner Production (2019)

Shibao Lu Xiao Bai Xiaoling Zhang Wei Li Tang Yao

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Output elasticity

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Production–possibility frontier

10.1016/j.jclepro.2019.06.074

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Influential factors of national and regional CO2 emission in China based on combined model of DPSIR and PLS-SEM

Journal of Cleaner Production (2018)

Yigang Wei Xinhua Zhu Yan Li Tang Yao Yuan Tao

DPSIR

Driving factors

10.1016/j.jclepro.2018.11.155

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A review of the impact of hydropower reservoirs on global climate change

The Science of The Total Environment (2019)

Shibao Lu Dai Wei-dong Tang Yao Min Guo

10.1016/j.scitotenv.2019.134996

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Allocation of Financial Resources and Green Economic Development: Evidence from China

Sustainability (2024)

Leilei Liu Tang Yao Xiaowei Luo

Green development has recently become the theme of global economic development. Focusing on green development, this paper uses China’s interprovincial panel data from 2003–2022 to construct a spatial Durbin model to study the impact of the allocation of financial resources between the virtual economy and the real economy on green development. The findings are as follows: (1) The “virtual and real” allocation of financial resources has a significant effect on the green development of the economy; on the whole, the increase in financial resources in the virtual economy reduces the quality of green economic development. (2) The “virtual and real” allocation of financial resources has an obvious spatial spillover effect on green economic development; the increase in financial resources flowing into the virtual economy in one province (city) reduces the proportion of financial resources flowing into the virtual economy in neighboring provinces, which is conducive to the green economic development of the neighboring provinces. (3) Due to the differences in economic structure, industrial structure, and financial development level among provinces and regions, the “virtual and real” allocation of financial resources has a significant effect on the green economic development of central, eastern, and western China.

10.3390/su16177424

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New Approaches for the Precise Temperature Field Quantification at Unmeasured Locations for Glacier-Hydro-Climatic and Ecological Modeling: An Example from the Southeastern Tibetan Plateau

AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts (2019)

Dambaru Ballab Kattel Tang Yao

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Climatic Changes on Tibetan Plateau Based on Ice Core Records

AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts (2008)

Tang Yao

Ice core

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Different glacier status with atmospheric circulations in Tibetan Plateau and surroundings

AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts (2013)

Tang Yao

Cirque glacier

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Glaciers and ice vaps. Part I: Global overview and outlook. Part II: Glacier changes around the world

UNEP eBooks (2007)

Michael Zemp Wilfried Haeberli S. R. Bajracharya T. J. H. Chinn A.G. Fountain

Glacier morphology

Glacier mass balance

Glacier ice accumulation

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[Elevation distribution of precipitation chemistry in middle/upper troposphere in summer, the northern slope of central Himalayas].

PubMed (2001)

Shichang Kang Qin D Tang Yao Ren Jian

During 1997 summer, fresh snow samples were collected from four snowfall events from the elevation of 5800 to 7000 m in the Dasuopu Glacier region on the northern slope of Mt. Xixabangma (28 degrees 33'N, 85 degrees 44'E), in order to understand the elevation distribution of the middle/upper tropospheric components in the remote region. The correlation between SO4(2-), NO3-, Ca2+ and Mg2+ in precipitation differs with type of air mass, indicating the dominant sources of ions vary in short-term (e.g. several days) during summer low dust period. In general, with elevation increases, the concentrations of NO3-, Ca2+ and Mg2+ decreases, while SO4(2-) increases, which are influenced by the variation of dominant sources of ions.

Elevation (ballistics)

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Research on the emergency response of forest fires in Sichuan with the help of high-definition remote sensing technology： An example of emergency monitoring of forest fires in Mianning “4·20”

National Remote Sensing Bulletin (2021)

Tang Yao Lijuan Wang Cong Deng Yuquan GAN Juan Zhao

Emergency Response

10.11834/jrs.20211352

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