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Long-term dynamics of PM2.5 exposure and modeled health gains in Beijing’s central urban area: Spatiotemporal differentiation and layered constraints across multidimensional environmental conditions
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• Integrates PM2.5 exposure, environmental restructuring, and modeled health burden. • Shows mismatch among PM2.5 exposure, population, PWP burden, and modeled mortality. • Distinguishes stage correspondence from synchronized burden responses. • Interprets uneven modeled health-gain realization through layered constraints. • Shows conditional blue–green-space associations with PM2.5 across spatial settings.
Keywords:
PM2.5 exposure
Modeled health-gain realization
Blue–green space
Spatiotemporal differentiation
Layered constraints
Urban environmental governance
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