Consciousness resonation in eco-environment balance: Initiation of and response to black carbon emissions from the Arctic shipping routes.

Abstract

With the backdrop of global climate warming and globalization, environmental issues of the Arctic shipping routes have increasingly become a global concern, and received growing attention from all walks of life in the international community. Currently, academic researchers and policy makers focus on evaluating the economic value of ecosystem services on a certain scale, and the dynamic pattern and connection relationships between humans and ecosystems require urgent, in-depth exploration. To this end, based on ecolinguistics, this article targeted the black carbon emission event of the Arctic shipping routes, collected text data related to the Arctic ecosystem, extracted keywords such as human thoughts and behavioral strategies described in the text language to carry out analysis from public engagement, scientific management, sustainable development, coordinate interactions, and build a network of "Environment balance - Consciousness resonation". From four levels of overall network, nodes, local sub-networks, and paths, this research explores the operating mechanism of various elements in the "Environment balance - Consciousness resonation" network, outlines a path for the formation of the eco-environment balance awareness, and further confirms the importance of environmental awareness, interaction management, smart environmental protection, and cognitive appeals among other topics in environment balance and consciousness resonation. Meanwhile, the research also proposes a law of linkage between environment balance and consciousness resonation, which incorporates the empathy with the nature into the Arctic shipping route research for building a theoretical framework for mental resonation in the "'Speaker'-'Listener'-Social behavior" ecosystem to expand in-depth understanding in human pro-environmental behavior.