Resources and Environment in the Yangtze Basin
Resources and Environment in the Yangtze Basin (issn: 10048227) is a scopus indexed journal since 1996 upto now. This journal is sponsored by Bureau of Science and Technology for Resources and Environment of Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) and the Wuhan Documentation and Information Center of CAS and published by Science Press. It is committed to publishing high-quality, original research on the all topics of environmental science and environmental engineering.
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Resources and Environment in the Yangtze Basin (ISSN: 10048227)
- is a peer-reviewed journal. The journal seeks to publish original research articles that are hypothetical and theoretical in its nature and that provide exploratory insights in the following fields but not limited to:Environmental Science,
Environmental Engineering,
Nature and Landscape Conservation,
Water Science, resource and Technology,
Ecology, Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law.
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Resources and Environment in the Yangtze Basin
Spatial Structure Evolution and Effect Analysis of Urban Agglomeration in Middle Reaches of Yangtze River
The Yangtze River Basin occupies an important position in the overall layout of China’s economic development. However, due to the increasing water pollution, the environment of the Yangtze River Basin continues to deteriorate, which hinders the long-term development and sustainable development goals of the Yangtze River Economic Belt. Therefore, this study started from the perspective of the reduction of coordinated pollution carbon. Then, through empirical analysis, the impact of environmental regulation measures in the Yangtze River Basin on industrial pollution control was studied.
Spatial Structure Evolution and Effect Analysis of Urban Agglomeration in Middle Reaches of Yangtze River
Understanding the evolutionary characteristics of innovation network structure can improve urban innovation and regional construction. Urban innovative development is affected by various factors, which can be analyzed via models of innovation networks. We establish a multi-criteria evaluation system of innovation capability and use an improved gravity model to construct an innovation network for 2015–2018, employing social network methods to analyze structural characteristics and spatial patterns. Results show that: (1) The innovation of cities in the urban agglomeration in the middle
Spatial-Temporal Evolution of the Yangtze River Delta Patent Transfer Network
Understanding the evolutionary characteristics of innovation network structure can improve urban innovation and regional construction. Urban innovative development is affected by various factors, which can be analyzed via models of innovation networks. We establish a multi-criteria evaluation system of innovation capability and use an improved gravity model to construct an innovation network for 2015–2018, employing social network methods to analyze structural characteristics and spatial patterns. Results show that: (1) The innovation of cities in the urban agglomeration in the middle
Effects of Ecological Control Measures on Soil Aggregate Stability and Organic Carbon in Rocky Desertification Area
Soil aggregate stability can indicate soil quality, and affects soil organic carbon (SOC) and soil organic nitrogen (SON) sequestration. However, for erodible soils, the effects of soil aggregate stability on SOC and SON under land use change are not well known. In this study, soil aggregate distribution, SOC and SON content, soil aggregate stability, and soil erodibility were determined in the soils at different depths along the stages following agricultural abandonment, including cropland, abandoned cropland, and native vegetation land in an erodible region of Southwest China. Soil aggreg
Temporal and Spatial Changes and Threshold Effects of Different Types of Technical Inputs in Rice Production in China
Ensuring sustainable levels of rice yield has become a significant concern in recent years. To improve yields in rice production, it is essential to increase factor inputs and productivity. However, current research primarily focuses on general grain productivity, rather than rice. In this study, utilize the DEA-Malmquist index to present a comprehensive temporal and spatial analysis of rice productivity and its determinants in China. Our findings reveal that the overall efficiency of rice production in China exhibits a fluctuating upward trend, with technological progress being the primary