Applying methodological pluralism to wildlife and the economy

Niraj, Shekhar Kumar; Dayal, Vikram; Krausman, Paul R.

doi:10.1016/j.ecolecon.2010.04.007

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“…According to "Straw Comprehensive Utilization Planning of Anhui Province", the amount of straw used for energy generation will reach 5 million tons annually. This is equivalent to the energy contained in the standard coal of about 2.5 million tons [7].…”

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Production, Potential and Challenges of Crop Straw in Anhui Province, China

Chen

2013

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Crop straw is of great interest economically in Anhui Province due to its potential value as biological resources, industrial raw material, and alternative fuel. In 2008, over 40 million tons of crop straw was produced in Anhui province, 89% of which was from Jianghuai and Huaibei regions with rice, wheat and rape as the major species. So far, crop straw has been used as fertilizer supplement, culture media for edible fungi, and livestock feed in Anhui province. Crop straw is also the fourth largest energy resource on the Earth. Potential for such resource has yet to be fully explored due to lack of research funding, logistic transportation and technology. Enormous challenges remain ahead if crop straw is to be used as an alternative fuel for energy production.

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Production, Potential and Challenges of Crop Straw in Anhui Province, China

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“…At present, rural economic development in this type of area is lower than mean level nationwide, and the level is not balance. For example, economic and social development level of pasturing area is lower than that of urban area and agriculture area [8]. Search on influencing factors and mode selection of Wushen Banner can provide theoretical reference for sustainable development of Chinese agricultural and pastoral areas.…”

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Typical Agriculture and Pastoral Area Rural Development Influencing Factors and Mode Selection: A Case Study of Wushen Banner, Erdos City of Inner Mongolia

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For sustainable development strategy implemented by China, agriculture and countryside are the foundation and the prior fields, facing the greatest challenge and difficulty. New rural development of agricultural and pastoral areas is an important constituent in new rural construction of China as well as a relatively weak link. Wushen Banner in Erdos City of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region is a typical agricultural and pastoral area. Towns and sumus in the whole Banner have respective unique characteristics in aspects of regional difference, functional dominance and development conditionality (three characteristics for short), influencing construction and development of new countryside. According to analysis on three characteristics, main modes of new rural development of it are industrial enterprise leading mode, urban construction leading mode, modern agriculture leading mode, ecological animal husbandry leading mode, leisure tourism leading mode and professional market leading mode.

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Applying methodological pluralism to wildlife and the economy

Cited by 2 publications

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Production, Potential and Challenges of Crop Straw in Anhui Province, China

Production, Potential and Challenges of Crop Straw in Anhui Province, China

Typical Agriculture and Pastoral Area Rural Development Influencing Factors and Mode Selection: A Case Study of Wushen Banner, Erdos City of Inner Mongolia

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