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shrinking cities; environmental planning; territorial sustainability; analytic hierarchy process; decision-support systems; ecological restoration; dissipative structure; entropy change; urbanization; water resource security; improved coupling coordination model; obstacle degree model; Beijing; ecological footprint; ecological capacity; ecological security; STIRPAT model; Hulunbeir grassland; 2030 Agenda; strategic planning; quality criteria; tailing bricks; copper mine tailings; mine tailing stabilization; mining environmental liabilities; natural green space accessibility; public green space; ANGSt method; spatial policy; agriculture green technology diffusion; stakeholders; social network analysis; barriers; ecological security pattern; SLEUTH model; urban growth simulation; climate change; environmental impact; willingness to pay; virtual reality; economic complexity indicator (ECI); energy consumption; sustainable environment; Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC); Panel Vector Autoregression (PVAR); ammonium; nitrate; migration of nitrogen forms; fertilization; land; natural capital utilization; economic growth; decoupling analysis; decomposition; student campus; post-COVID-19 higher education; socio-ecological system; environmental policy; green university; environment-related routine; water consumption; plastic consumption; paper consumption; population–resource management framework; vulnerability assessment; two-stage dynamic fuzzy programming with Hurwicz criterion; policy scenario analysis; SUMP; urban mobility; city planning; hybrid methodology; multi-criteria decision making (MCDM) methods; SIMUS; weighted sum method (WSM); environmental uncertainty; information transparency; enterprise technology innovation; government subsidies; accessibility; environmental equity; legislation; people with disabilities; public use; good governance; intersectionality; stewardship; population; monitoring; coastal erosion; integrated coastal zone management; Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs)