Yin Long

Associate Professor

University of Tokyo

Japan

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Yin Long is an Associate Professor at the University of Tokyo, Japan. His research primarily focuses on environmental sustainability, urban dynamics, and health impacts related to pollution and dietary practices. Recent articles include studies on the environmental footprint of different cuisines, disparities in sustainable dining options, and the socio-economic costs of air pollution. He also explores the implications of population aging on carbon footprints and the need for improved infrastructure in Japan's transition to electric vehicles.

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Articles (23)

Environmental Footprint and Nutritional Intake of 1,000 Cantonese and Sichuan Dishes in China

Order and chaos in urban life

Disparities in access to sustainable dining options across the Tokyo Metropolis

Road‐Level Charging Gaps and Infrastructure Enhancements in Japan's Electric Vehicle Transition

Rising socio-economic costs of PM2.5 pollution and medical service mismatching

Extension of Japan’s Prefectural Emission Accounting and Enrichment of Socioeconomic Data from 1990 to 2020

Mixed diets can meet nutrient requirements with lower carbon footprints

Enlarged carbon footprint inequality considering household time use pattern

Sustainable lifestyle: Quantification and determining factors analysis of household carbon footprints in Japan

Assessing urban livability in Shanghai through an open source data-driven approach

Extreme heat disproportionately exacerbates health issues by threatening fresh food supply

How population aging affects carbon footprints in US households: a comparative study with Japan

Sustainable lifestyle: Urban household carbon footprint accounting and policy implications for lifestyle-based decarbonization

Publisher Correction: Extension and update of multiscale monthly household carbon footprint in Japan from 2011 to 2022

Extension and update of multiscale monthly household carbon footprint in Japan from 2011 to 2022

Japanese urban household carbon footprints during early-stage COVID-19 pandemic were consistent with those over the past decade

Carbon footprint and embodied nutrition evaluation of 388 recipes

Carbon Footprint Differentiation in the Japanese Residential Sector Due To Income‐Driven Divergences in Consumption and Time Allocation

Decomposing Driving Forces of Carbon Emission Variation—A Structural Decomposition Analysis of Japan

Spatial-temporal variation of CO2 emissions from private vehicle use in Japan

Monthly direct and indirect greenhouse gases emissions from household consumption in the major Japanese cities

Fuel‐Specific Carbon Footprint Embodied in Japanese Household Lifestyles

Japanese carbon emissions patterns shifted following the 2008 financial crisis and the 2011 Tohoku earthquake

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Andrew Chapman

Yosuke Shigetomi

Yuya Kajikawa

Keiichiro Kanemoto

Kenji Tanaka

Jie Su

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