Shanghai Urban Planning Review, Volume. , Issue 2, 51(2025)
Climate Inequality to Urban Flooding Risks Driven by Multidimensional Factors
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XU Haowen, ZHOU Shiqi, GENG Xiwen, XU Xiaodong. Climate Inequality to Urban Flooding Risks Driven by Multidimensional Factors[J]. Shanghai Urban Planning Review, 2025, (2): 51
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The Author Email: ZHOU Shiqi (zhoushiqi@tongji.edu.cn)