Research on the environmental science and sustainable sport development the perspective of geological ecology

Zhao, Hailong

doi:10.1016/j.jksus.2023.102564

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“…ENCC can be defined as the maximum human activity level that the regional water environment can support in a certain period of time -without adverse effects on the local water environment. Many scholars 5 at home and abroad have conducted many research on the water environment-carrying capacity of different river basins or regions, which has laid a solid foundation for the study of regional socio-economic sustainable development and environmental planning. This has, to a certain extent, promoted the research and development of water environment-carrying capacity.…”

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The study on spatial distribution of water ecological environment carrying capacity during extreme drought conditions

Zhou,

Gui,

Zhou

et al. 2024

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Due to global warming and the disturbance of the interannual variability of precipitation, the frequency of extreme drought events has increased. The impact of global climate change on water resources is becoming increasingly apparent, then it is particularly necessary to explore the carrying capacity of water ecological environment under extreme drought conditions, which can guarantee the ecological water security in river basins. This study takes the Guanzhong area of the Wei River Basin as an example, calculating the water environment carrying capacity of 40 areas in the Weihe Guanzhong area in different levels of years under extreme drought conditions by comprehensive evaluation model of carrying capacity and using geographic information system GIS to display the spatial distribution of water environment carrying capacity in 40 regions. According to the results of the spatial distribution of water environmental bearing capacity, four different schemes are designed to improve the bearing capacity. The first plan reduces the industrial water consumption and irrigation quota by 5%, the second plan increases the industrial water and sewage treatment rate on this basis. the third plan further improves the development and utilization rate of surface and groundwater, and the fourth plan, on the basis of the first three plans, supplies 600 million cubic meters of industrial and agricultural water to Guanzhong region. Through comparative analysis, without taking any measures, under the extreme drought conditions, the water environment carrying capacity of the 40 areas in Guanzhong is all in an unbearable state. Overall, plan 4 has the most significant improvement in the water environment-carrying capacity, especially the Dong zhuang Reservoir of the Jing River which has played a very important role in enhancing the water ecological environment carrying capacity of the downstream water of the Wei River.

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The study on spatial distribution of water ecological environment carrying capacity during extreme drought conditions

Zhou,

Gui,

Zhou

et al. 2024

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“…Kadagi et al [ 22 ] concluded that the sustainability development plan of the marine sports industry, which may cause obstacles to the local socio-cultural and economic environment, and the development of regional fisheries, and therefore it is important to conduct a comprehensive assessment of these obstacles in order to reduce the impact caused by the development of the marine sports industry through a survey study. Zhao et al [ 23 ] constructed an environmental science model for sports tourism based on socio-economic benefits and ecological environmental protection, which solved the drawbacks of the traditional sports tourism development model that only focuses on the perspective of operation, development, and management while ignoring the benefits to the economic and social interests and ecological environmental protection, and put forward a proposal for the sustainable development of the resource integration and functional integration of sports tourism. Josa et al [ 24 ] proposed a new method for the rigid structure of stadium rooftop buildings, which integrates value modeling and multi-criteria decision-making to construct an evaluation index system that provided an important reference for the sustainability and durability of stadiums in the use of the building.…”

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Constructing an evaluation model for the comprehensive level of sustainable development of provincial competitive sports in China based on DPSIR and MCDM

Xu,

Lin,

Qiu

2024

PLoS ONE

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This study focuses on the objective assessment of sport development in socio-economic environments, considering the challenges faced by the industry. These challenges include disparities in regional investments, limited market participation, slow progress towards sports professionalization, and insufficient technological innovations. To tackle these challenges, we suggest implementing an integrated evaluation model that follows the DPSIR (Drivers, Pressures, States, Impacts, Responses) framework and incorporates comprehensive socioeconomic indicators. Subsequently, we utilized the Entropy power method and TOPSIS (Order Preference Technique for Similarity to an Ideal Solution, TOPSIS) analysis to comprehensively assess the progress of competitive sports development in 31 provinces and cities in China. Additionally, we recommended further developments in competitive sports and proposed precise strategies for promoting its growth. The framework and methodology developed in this paper provide an objective and scientifically based set of decision-making guidelines that can be adopted by government agencies and related industries in order to create successful plans that promote the sustainable growth of competitive sport. This is expected to bolster the nation’s global influence, enhance social unity, and fuel economic expansion. The findings of this study offer policymakers valuable insights regarding competitive sports and can advance the development of the sports sector in China, thus making it a crucial driver of regional socio-economic progress.

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“…For instance, The National Hockey League Green Program in the NHL concentrates on making their clubs harmless to the environment including tree planting, water restoration, and food recovery. Sporting events can even promote eco-tourism and encourage people to feel the beauty of natural landscapes [5]. To propose specific policies to promote reducing waste generation, water usage, and energy consumption.…”

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Categories of Sport-Environment and Condition of the Sports

Zhang

2024

CHR

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This paper explores the relationship between sports and their environment by categorizing sports based on the different level of control exerted over the environment. The four categories of sports environments include total control(sports that will not be affected by surrounding environment), partial control(sports that only with strict regulations of fields and courts but will be affected by climates), framed environmental conditions(sports that have specific restrictions of where to compete), and no control of the environment(sports that take place in natural environments where athletes have no control of environment and climates). This paper examines how each category impacts the players of the sports in terms of gameplay, injury potential, and fairness. Additionally, this paper describes the effects that sports events have on the environment, such as the damaging effects of pollution and noise pollution. Finally, the paper addresses potential solutions that will create a more sustainable relationship between sports and the environment.

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Research on the environmental science and sustainable sport development the perspective of geological ecology

Cited by 6 publications

References 18 publications

The study on spatial distribution of water ecological environment carrying capacity during extreme drought conditions

The study on spatial distribution of water ecological environment carrying capacity during extreme drought conditions

Constructing an evaluation model for the comprehensive level of sustainable development of provincial competitive sports in China based on DPSIR and MCDM

Categories of Sport-Environment and Condition of the Sports

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