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The escalating global water scarcity issue has attracted extensive attention from the international community. With the exacerbation of climate change effects, the challenge of...
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The deterioration of air quality is escalating, posing an increasingly severe threat to health. Climate change jeopardizes both air quality and respiratory well-being, as...
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