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Fig 1.

Key elements of the scenario-based Kaya identity analysis.

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Table 1.

Morphological analysis to generate scenarios.

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Table 2.

Baseline population, GDP, energy and CO2 emissions condition in Changning.

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Table 3.

Selection of variations and combination of variables.

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Fig 2.

Explanation of various futures based on scenario axes.

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Table 4.

Combination of variations for the development of a business-as-usual scenario.

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Table 5.

Combination of variations for the development of a more challenging future scenario.

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Table 6.

Combination of variations for the development of an environmentalist scenario.

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Table 7.

Combination of variations for the development of a slowed economy increase scenario.

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Fig 3.

GDP change under four scenarios.

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Fig 4.

Population changes under four scenarios.

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Fig 5.

Energy intensity changes under four scenarios.

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Fig 6.

Carbon intensity changes under four scenarios.

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Fig 7.

GDP per capita changes under four scenarios.

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Fig 8.

CO2 emissions under four scenarios.

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Table 8.

Probability, average value, and confidence interval of each variation.

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Fig 9.

Box plots based on referenceable historical data.

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Table 9.

Probabilities of scenarios.

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Fig 10.

A comparison of scenarios 2, 3, and 4 and three sensitivity analysis models.

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