Urbanization and Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Industry

Didenko, Nikolay; Skripnuk, D. F.; Mirolyubova, Olga

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/72/1/012014

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“…The modelling of environmental and socio-economic effects is discussed in works [11][12][13]. The models describe cumulative effects that are best managed on a regional scale.…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Environmental Shocks: Modelling the Dynamics

Didenko

Kulik

2018

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Abstract. This paper reports on processes occurring within the human environment: shocks occurring in the environment; the increase in greenhouse gases from industry; the increase in greenhouse gases from agriculture; the change in global temperature; the reduction of freshwater resources; the change in area of forested land. The article also examines the impact of three groups of factors on the dynamics of environmental shocks. These factors are the history of the process, the impact of various dynamic factors of human life and the degree of influence of the processes occurring in the environment. The autoregressive distributed lags model (ADL model) is chosen as the theoretical framework for the analysis of the correlation between the environmental shocks and the influencing factors, and empirical testing of the model is performed. The exogenous variables characterising the factors of human life were analysed using the following indices: global GDP per capita; economically active global population; global merchandise exports (FOB); rail transport freight turnover (mln tons km -1 ); the mining of coal and lignite, extraction of peat, (mln USD). The forecast of the development of environmental shocks in 2017-2018 was performed. The analysis of the model showed that the dynamics of the environmental shocks had a constant trend.

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“…The modelling of environmental and socio-economic effects is discussed in works [11][12][13]. The models describe cumulative effects that are best managed on a regional scale.…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Environmental Shocks: Modelling the Dynamics

Didenko

Kulik

2018

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…The methodology for finding the coefficients of interrelated equations is tested on the models of various systems, which are described in [ 40 , 41 , 42 ].…”

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The Nutrition and Health Status of Residents of the Northern Regions of Russia: Outlook of Vertical Agricultural Farms

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Davydenko

Magaril

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This paper is dedicated to studying the nutrition, health status and food provision of the people living the northern regions of Russia. The authors developed a concept of comprehensive interdisciplinary research of traditional and innovative behavioral practices of actors in the northern regions of Russia in the field of food production and consumption in order to study the structure of nutrition of the population, its health status and the technologies that are used to provide the people with food products. The interdisciplinary comprehensive research applied the following methods: (a) statistical method; (b) sociological method of mass survey; (c) sociological method of expert interviews; (d) method of feasibility study; (e) method of mathematical modeling. According to the results of the analysis, the nutrition of the people living in the norther regions is characterized by insufficient consumption of fresh vegetables, meat and processed meat, fish and seafood, milk and dairy products, some vitamins and bio-elements (such as selenium, calcium) and excessive consumption of saturated fats and flour products. The following problems related to providing the population of the northern regions of Russia with food products were identified: the agriculture in almost all northern regions of Russia has negative profitability; imported food products and food ingredients are mostly used; there are drawbacks of logistics, transportation and storage of food products; the natural and climate conditions are unfavorable for traditional agriculture. The paper substantiates the economic, environmental, social, and political advantages of highly automated agro-industrial complex of vertical farming as an alternative method for providing food security of the inhabitants of the northern regions of Russia.

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“…This is the negative effect of expanding cities with growing industrial power, which automatically leads to gas emissions [33]. People living in these areas can affect the balance of nature since the gradual increase in the earth's surface temperature is caused predominantly by human activity [34,35].…”

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“…In Figure 1 there are two separate categories of respondents, which will do nothing in the future regarding 'rurbanization,' be it because they are not able to take any of the above-mentioned actions (10.8%), or because they are not interested in doing anything about it (5.6%). If the first category (the ones not being able to do anything) is somehow influenced by uncontrolled variables, such as age (the percentage being triple for people between 18 and 25 years old, compared to those of [26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35] or income (where the percentage decreases from 15.9% for people with a personal monthly income under 1500 RON to 0% for those with more than 5500 RON), the second category (people not willing to do anything) can be related to the current context (as people living in individual houses or having their own gardens are more satisfied with the current situation, thus they do not see the need to do something in the near future). This is not sustainable behavior, as an inclusive and citizen-driven development is more likely to have a long-term efficiency.…”

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Rurbanization—Making the City Greener: Young Citizen Implication and Future Actions

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City life has become the norm for most of the global population and building sustainable cities is a growing trend, together with an increased focus on healthier lifestyles in urban settings. Given this framework, the concept of ‘rurbanization’ is gaining momentum as more and more people are interested in bringing natural green spaces within the urban setting. For this purpose, a research (online survey on a sample of 500 respondents) was developed to discover youths’ perceptions on what a sustainable city means, their perspectives on the urbanization problems, and willingness to take action towards improving the green aspects of their urban life. Results revealed that sustainable life perception vary a lot across the young generation, but opinions on what are the city life issues tend to converge to similar points, such as air quality, disconnection with nature, greenhouse effect, urban heat islands, and water quality. When it comes to rurbanization solutions for a greener urban life, young people lean more towards individual solutions, be it an easy and short-term one, such as endowing their home with more green plants, or a more drastic one, such as moving altogether from the city area towards greener locations. Results were also used in designing a conceptual model for actions towards rurbanization.

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Urbanization and Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Industry

Cited by 19 publications

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Environmental Shocks: Modelling the Dynamics

Environmental Shocks: Modelling the Dynamics

The Nutrition and Health Status of Residents of the Northern Regions of Russia: Outlook of Vertical Agricultural Farms

Rurbanization—Making the City Greener: Young Citizen Implication and Future Actions

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