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Does urbanization intensify chemical fertilizer non-point source pollution: Based on threshold effects and spatial spillovers
Does urbanization intensify chemical fertilizer non-point source pollution: Based on threshold effects and spatial spillovers
- Journal of China Agricultural University Vol. 25, Issue 5, (2020)
DOI： 10.11841/j.issn.1007-4333.2020.05.18
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