Geological Characteristics and Origin of the Hashitu Molybdenum Deposit, Inner Mongolia, China

Chengwu, Ding; Fengjun, Nie; Hou, Wanrong; Cao, Yi; Wei-bo, Zhang

doi:10.1111/1755-6724.12383_2

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“…We also found that livelihood assets were significantly negatively correlated with livestock herd reduction. This is in line with the actual situation of Chinese pastoral areas implementing the PGES, namely, small‐ and medium‐scale households used to be the main body of herders overloading the grasslands (Ding et al, 2020). The above conclusions show that the study areas and samples involved in our research are in line with the current general characteristics of pastoral areas in China.…”

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Herder households' livelihood strategies as a response to payments for grassland ecosystem services in China

Liu

2022

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Herder households' response is critical in determining the effectiveness of payments for grassland ecosystem services (PGES). This study aimed to comprehensively analyze the influencing factors and processes of herder households' response to PGES using the sustainable livelihood approach. Here, we were the first to classify the ways herder households respond to PGES from the perspective of livelihood strategies, and proposed a sustainable livelihood indicator framework applicable to herder household research. According to the framework, we combined path analysis and statistical analysis to carry out empirical analysis in a typical area. The results show that the response strategies could be divided into three types, which rated by popularity from low to high, were reduction in herd counts (19.1%), livelihood diversification (27.7%) and industrial upgrading (53.1% max). Their formation was influenced by various factors, such as the PGES, vulnerability context, livelihood assets, and livelihood outcomes. In general, strict supervision (influence coefficient 0.46) helped reduce livestock headcounts, especially in small and medium households, which used to be the main bodies of overloading. Households with rising living standards tended to explore off‐farm livelihoods, but there were also some households that did so because of disagreement with PGES. Households with higher vulnerability and higher livelihood assets tended to cope with the shortage of grassland through industrial upgrading, thereby achieving a balanced utilization of grassland resources. This study not only makes an important supplement to PGES and sustainable livelihood theory but also provides an important reference for grassland ecological protection practices around the world.

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“…Pure herder households overgrazed on concentrated grasslands. The other grassland, which was noncontracted or belonged to households with a high off‐farm degree, had a lower and lower utilization rate (Ding et al, 2020). In the context of the PGES, grassland grazing intensity is strictly limited.…”

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Herder households' livelihood strategies as a response to payments for grassland ecosystem services in China

Liu

2022

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Study on the ecological water demand security assessment for the Panjin wetland based on landscape pattern

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2023

Journal of Water and Climate Change

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The model was used to predict and analyze the future changes in the total ecological water demand of the Panjin wetland, with a view to providing some scientific reference for the optimal allocation of regional water resources and the sustainable development of wetlands. The results showed that (1) the quality of the habitat environment in the Panjin wetland has a great influence on the change of the total water demand, and the total ecological water demand in the Panjin wetland will continue to decrease in the future. (2) There is a clear correlation between landscape pattern and ecological water demand. (3) The distribution characteristics of the landscape pattern are greatly influenced by political factors, thus affecting the total ecological water demand of the Panjin wetland.

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Geological Characteristics and Origin of the Hashitu Molybdenum Deposit, Inner Mongolia, China

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Herder households' livelihood strategies as a response to payments for grassland ecosystem services in China

Herder households' livelihood strategies as a response to payments for grassland ecosystem services in China

Study on the ecological water demand security assessment for the Panjin wetland based on landscape pattern

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