The current status and strategy of agricultural green development in Jiangsu Province

Long, Fei; Wang, C.

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/267/5/052039

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“…The research scope mainly lay within developed coastal areas. Among them, large regionalscale research of urban agglomerations, economic belts, and provinces was the main focus of the research content [30]. In these studies, quantitative analysis methods such as model analysis and the global ML index method were most often used [31].…”

Section: The Rising Stage: 1992-2007mentioning

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Research on Green and Low-Carbon Rural Development in China: A Scientometric Analysis Using CiteSpace (1979–2021)

Liu

2023

Sustainability

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Green and low-carbon rural development (GLRD) is becoming an important way to explore sustainable development in rural areas of China. It is significant for the sustainable development of the rural economy and of society to build a rural carbon sink system, advocate low-carbon emissions in rural areas, and promote the development of rural green industries and rural transformation. In this study, the existing knowledge system of GLRD was analyzed using CiteSpace. Keywords related to GLRD and their occurrence frequency were identified using keyword co-occurrence analysis. The knowledge evolution stages of GLRD were explored using citation burst analysis. Thus, the evolution of the research related to GLRD was revealed. The summary of Chinese GLRD-related research literature shows that: (1) according to the CiteSpace analysis, the GLRD research can be divided into three stages: starting, rising, and expanding and deepening; (2) GLRD research has focused on low-carbon development, green development, and then green and low-carbon integrated development, thus forming three major research content systems; (3) GLRD’s research content gradually became rich, as over time, the research focus became increasingly prominent and research integration was gradually strengthened; (4) the GLRD literature still has some limitations, e.g., nonunified measurement standards, insufficient research depth and practical significance, and relatively weak innovative policy research; (5) future research should strengthen the scientific evaluation and prediction of rural green and low-carbon functions. The industrial development pathways and regional characteristic modes of GLRD should be further studied. Innovative GLRD policies should be proposed to provide a theoretical basis and decision-making reference for GLRD and construction.

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Section: The Rising Stage: 1992-2007mentioning

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Research on Green and Low-Carbon Rural Development in China: A Scientometric Analysis Using CiteSpace (1979–2021)

Liu

2023

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“…green agricultural products must be officially certified by the state to carry out production and operation, and can be offered the preferential subsidies after meeting relevant requirements [31]. Then domestic scholars believed that there are many factors involved in promoting the green and sustainable development of agriculture, and it is very important to coordinate the relationship among economy, society and ecology [32], while others deemed that the realization of green agricultural development needed to adapt to the local conditions, improve the level of machinery [33], production and talent quality [34], and control the agricultural non-point source pollution [35]. Furthermore, a few scholars proposed to promote the development of green industry by means of overall planning, promoting industrial development and restoring ecological environment, so as to take the road of sustainable development [36].…”

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Dynamic Evaluation and Spatial Distribution Characteristics of Agricultural Green Development Level in Restricted Development Areas: a Case Study of Yili River Valley, China

Wang¹,

Yang²,

Xiong³

2021

Pol. J. Environ. Stud.

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Green development is a new mode to solve the contradiction between agricultural development and ecological protection in the new era. It is very urgent to improve agricultural green development level of the restricted development zones because of its special status in safeguarding national agricultural products and ecological security for countries worldwide. From a new perspective of agroecosystem symbiosis, this study makes dynamic comparative analysis of agricultural green development level between 2013 and 2018 by constructing multi-dimensional evaluation index system from green production, green innovation, green eco-protection and green economy. The results indicated that:(1) on the whole, the agricultural green development level in Yili River Valley shows an upward trend, but that of most counties belong to the low-and medium-level; (2) the spatial heterogeneity of agricultural green development are more obvious, showing the characteristics of high in the northwest and low in the southeast; (3) by clustering analysis with the comprehensive evaluation matrix of green agriculture, there exist three types of agricultural development: "High level-High benefits", "High level-Low benefits" and "Low level-Low benefits", presenting an unbalanced development state. On this basis, according to the existing problems and the advantages for development of Yili River Valley, this study proposed the green empowerment path of agro-ecosystem symbiosis based on protecting ecological chain and promoting value-added chain, which has broad prospects for promotion and application in similar restricted development areas.

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The current status and strategy of agricultural green development in Jiangsu Province

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Research on Green and Low-Carbon Rural Development in China: A Scientometric Analysis Using CiteSpace (1979–2021)

Research on Green and Low-Carbon Rural Development in China: A Scientometric Analysis Using CiteSpace (1979–2021)

Dynamic Evaluation and Spatial Distribution Characteristics of Agricultural Green Development Level in Restricted Development Areas: a Case Study of Yili River Valley, China

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