Report on the Sustainable Development of China's Land and Resources. 2004

Author: Cao Xinyuan
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book is an annual publication that conducts research and evaluation on the sustainable development status of China's land and resource resources. The entire book is composed of four chapters. In the calculation of China's ecological footprint, the ecological footprint theory and model are used to calculate ecological indicators related to land and resource resources in China, and the current status and problems of the development and utilization of land and resource resources in China are analyzed based on the calculation results. In the sustainable evaluation of China's energy and mineral resources, a conceptual framework and indicator system for evaluating the sustainable development status of energy and mineral resources are established, and some indicators are calculated and evaluated. In the calculation of China's mineral resources, the theoretical methods of resource and environmental accounting are applied to analyze the internal and quantitative relationship between mineral resources and national economic development, and the relationship between the development and utilization of mineral resources and green GDP is explored. In the sustainable evaluation of China's geological environment, the principles and methods of systems science are used to quantitatively evaluate and judge the degree and trend of sustainable development of the geological environment. This book can be used as a reference for professionals engaged in land and resource management, research, and sustainable development research. This book is an annual publication that conducts research and evaluation on the sustainable development status of China's land and resource resources. From four different perspectives, namely land, energy, mineral resources, and geological environment, the sustainable development status of land resources is conducted in a relatively objective and in-depth study using sustainable development theory and methods.