A Study on the Innovation of Urban Planning Paradigm Based on Low-Carbon Concept

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This article based on the introduction of low-carbon concept and reflection on the traditional urban planning program, pointed out that should contribute to the traditional urban planning paradigm shift to low-carbon urban planning paradigm and described on the innovation path of paradigm considering planning connotation, participants and formula, with a view to provide planning theory and technical support for cities which practice low-carbon development path.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 368-373)

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3427-3430

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October 2011

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