Ecological-economic coordination in the Yellow River basin: spatial and temporal evolution and driving mechanisms

Li, Daozheng; Liang, Diling; Li, Tongning; Chen, Shuhua

doi:10.1007/s10668-022-02859-6

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“…Second, the CCD between the industrial system and the ecosystem in the YRB had improved but was still at the stage of moderate disorder, which is consistent with the results of Li et al on the coupling analysis of ecological and economic development in the YRB. It also further demonstrated the importance of the coordination between the two systems for the overall IE of the basin [81]. Third, cities with high CCD of industrial systems and ecosystems in the YRB showed a tendency to expand from downstream to upstream and inland areas, consistent with the findings of some studies [82].…”

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Evolution of Industrial Ecology and Analysis of Influencing Factors: The Yellow River Basin in China

Zhang

Wang

2023

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The Yellow River Basin is an important ecological function area and economic zone in China that faces the dual pressure of economic development and ecological protection. Industrial ecology designs industrial activities by imitating the ecosystem and would solve the dilemma in the development process of the Yellow River Basin. In this study, we evaluated the industrial ecology of 100 prefecture-level cities along the Yellow River Basin from 2003 to 2020 using the entropy weight method and analyzed their long-term spatial and temporal evolution trends. We also deconstructed the driving factors affecting the industrial ecology in the Yellow River Basin, regarding both internal and external aspects, using the coupled coordination model and the panel quantile model. We found the following: (1) The industrial ecology in the Yellow River Basin was slowly increasing in a “N”-type transformation trajectory, but the overall was still relatively low. (2) The slow improvement in ecosystem efficiency and the low coordination between the industrial system and the ecosystem are the main internal factors limiting the improvement in industrial ecology. (3) The population agglomeration, human capital accumulation, government guidance, and technology level are all important for improvements in industrial ecology in the Yellow River Basin. The impact of the financial level on industrial ecology in the Yellow River Basin was found to be negative. Therefore, it is necessary to take the correlation and coordination between the industrial system and the ecosystem as the main means and actively and positively promote the role of the external influencing factors to improve the industrial ecology in the Yellow River Basin.

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Evolution of Industrial Ecology and Analysis of Influencing Factors: The Yellow River Basin in China

Zhang

Wang

2023

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“…Control Variables [29]: Due to the heterogeneity of the terrain in the Sichuan-Chongqing rural counties, there are fluctuations in rainfall, temperature, and vegetation types during the study period. Therefore, in this study, Temperature, Rain, and Potential transpiration are selected as control variables, and both spatial fixed effects and time fixed effects are introduced into the model.…”

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Research on the mechanism of promoting coordinated development of ecological well-being in rural counties through industrial transformation

Yang,

Qi,

Han

2023

PLoS ONE

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The balanced development of ecological quality and residents’ well-being is an important factor in achieving sustainable economic development in rural counties. In order to promote the improvement of the coupling coordination degree between ecology and well-being in rural counties, this study explores the impact mechanism of industrial structural transformation and upgrading on the coupling of ecology and well-being in the Sichuan-Chongqing. A dual-fixed-space Durbin model is constructed to analyze the influence mechanism and spatial interaction effects of industrial transformation and upgrading on the coordination of ecology and well-being. The research indicates: (1) From 2010 to 2020, the overall coordination degree of ecology and well-being in the Sichuan-Chongqing rural counties has steadily increased, with higher coordination in the eastern region and lower coordination in the western region. The growth rate of coordination degree is faster in the east and slower in the west, with significant and increasing differences between the east and west. 2) The coupling coordination degree of ecology and well-being in the Sichuan-Chongqing rural counties has a strong positive spatial spillover effect. (3) The more reasonable the industrial structure, the higher the level of coordinated development in the local and surrounding rural counties. The higher the index of industrial advancement, the better the level of coordinated development locally, but the lower the level of coordinated development in the surrounding areas.

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“…The YRB ( Fig. 1 ) holds a significant position in China, functioning both as a vital economic region and a natural geographic barrier [ 20 ]. However, due to the prevalence of resource-based cities and the delicate ecological backdrop, the YRB has emerged as a focal point and a challenging aspect concerning China's ecological security and the socio-economic development trajectory [ 21 ].…”

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Synergy level of urban resilience and urban land use efficiency in the Yellow River Basin: Spatial-temporal evolution characteristics and driving factors

Li,

Zhu,

Wang

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Ecological-economic coordination in the Yellow River basin: spatial and temporal evolution and driving mechanisms

Cited by 7 publications

References 34 publications

Evolution of Industrial Ecology and Analysis of Influencing Factors: The Yellow River Basin in China

Evolution of Industrial Ecology and Analysis of Influencing Factors: The Yellow River Basin in China

Research on the mechanism of promoting coordinated development of ecological well-being in rural counties through industrial transformation

Synergy level of urban resilience and urban land use efficiency in the Yellow River Basin: Spatial-temporal evolution characteristics and driving factors

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