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Prof. Li received her BSc in Environmental Sciences from the School of Geography at University of Nottingham, MSc in Water Science, Policy and Management from the School of Geography and the Environment at University of Oxford, and Ph.D. in Integrated Sustainability Assessment and Ecological Economics at University of New South Wales.
Li, M.*, Wiedmann, T., Fang, K. and Hadjikakou, M. (2021) The role of planetary boundaries in assessing absolute environmental sustainability across scales. Environment International, 152, 106475.
Li, M.*, Wiedmann, T., Hadjikakou, M. (2020) Enabling Full Supply Chain Corporate Responsibility: Scope 3 Emissions Targets for Ambitious Climate Change Mitigation, Environmental Science & Technology, vol.54, pp. 400-411.
Li, M.*, Wiedmann T, Hadjikakou, M. (2019) Towards meaningful consumption-based planetary boundary indicators: The phosphorus exceedance footprint, Global Environmental Change, vol. 54, pp. 227 – 238.
Li, M., Wiedmann, T.*, Liu, J.*, Wang, Y.*, Hu, Y., Zhang, Z., & Hadjikakou, M. (2020). Exploring consumption-based planetary boundary indicators: An absolute water footprinting assessment of Chinese provinces and cities. Water Research, 184, 116163.
Chen, X., Li, C., Li, M., Fang, K*. (2021) Revisiting the application and methodological extensions of the planetary boundaries for sustainability assessment. Science of The Total Environment, 788, 147886.
Gu, Y., Chen, S.*, & Li, M. (2023). Uncovering the dynamics of consumption-based household water footprint in response to pandemic: The hysteresis effect of disruption. Earth's Future, 11, e2022EF003088.
Chen, X., Hou, Y., Kastner, T., Liu, L., Zhang, Y., Yin, T., Li, M., Malik, A., Li, M., Thorp, K.R., Han, S., Liu, Y., Muhammad, T., Liu, J.*, Li, Y*. (2023) Physical and virtual nutrient flows in global telecoupled agricultural trade networks. Nature Communications, 14, 2391.
Han, S., Li, C., Li, M., Lenzen, M., Chen, X., Zhang, Y., Li, M., Yin, T., Li, Y., Li, J., Liu, J., & Li, Y. (2024). Prospects for global sustainable development through integrating the environmental impacts of economic activities. Nature Communications, 15(1), 8424.
