Spatial-Temporal Evolution Patterns and Obstacle Factors of Urban–Rural “Economy–Society–Ecology” Coordination in the Yangtze River Delta
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coupling coordination degree; obstacle factors; urban–rural integration; Yangtze River Delta;All these keywords.
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