The environmental challenge and trade implications of China’s future food demand

Haoyang Zhao; J. Chang; Peter Havlík; M. van Dijk; Hugo Valin; Charlotte Janssens; Li Ma; Zhaohai Bai; Mario Herrero; Pete Smith; Michael Obersteiner

doi:10.22022/ibf/08-2021.126

Abstract

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This Excel file contains the data used in the plotting of the figures in the manuscript titled "The environmental challenge and trade implications of China’s future food demand" to be published in Nature Sustainability in 2021. In the data file you can find 1) bilateral trade quantity, 2) domestic environmental impact, 3), virtual environmental trade flows, 4) sensitivity results of environmental impacts in 2050.

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