Impact Study on Human Activity to the Resource-environment Based on the Consumption Level Difference of China's Provinces or Autonomous Regions

Wu Wenheng , Niu Shuwen
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The study on population and the resource-environment by the consumption may contribute to the further cognition about their correlations and provide the policy references for natural resources use and environmental protection. This article has studied the impact status of the consumption level difference of China's 31 provinces or autonomous regions on the resource-environment in 2005 by per capita consumption expenditure and serial statistical data with unit person method and constructed consumption model and hierarchical cluster analysis. We found several trends. To the intensity that population acting on the resource-environment, four sorts of regions might be divided in 2005, furthermore, most of them were at the level of unit person. Provinces or autonomous regions, located in the developed coastal areas in China, generally have the bigger impact intensity on the resource-environment than the others. That is to say, the natural resources mainly flow from west to east and from north to south, but the environmental loads are shared in the whole China and are likely to be aggravated from east to west reversely. The main causes of imbalance of pressure on the resource-environment should be the difference of consumption level, the unmatchable resource exploitation and utilization, the imbalance of discharging pollutants, and the difference of moderate carrying capacity. To the total impact quantities that population acting on the resource-environment, four sorts of regions were divided in 2005 and the difference of them was notable. Provinces or autonomous regions, having the bigger impact quantities on the resource-environment, are generally located in the eastern and central China while the extended western China is still the weak impact area of the resource-environment consumption or terminal pressure. Provinces or autonomous regions are few, where the total impact quantities are more or less; alternately, those are many, where the total impact quantities rank the middle.

基于省区消费水平差异的人类活动对资源环境的影响研究
从消费角度研究人口与资源环境,有助于进一步认识人口与资源环境之间的关系,为资源利用和环境保护提供政策参考。本文采用单位人方法,利用人均消费支出和序列统计数据,研究了2005年中国31个省区的消费水平差异对资源环境的影响状况,并构建了消费模型和层次聚类分析。我们发现了几个趋势。根据人口对资源环境的作用强度,2005年可划分为四类区域,且多在单位人层面。中国沿海发达地区的省(区)对资源环境的影响强度普遍较大。也就是说,自然资源主要由西向东、由北向南流动,但环境负荷是全中国共同承担的,而且有可能由东向西反向加重。造成资源环境压力不平衡的主要原因应该是消费水平的差异、资源开发利用的不匹配、排放污染物的不平衡和适度承载能力的差异。2005年人口对资源环境的总影响量划分为4类区域,差异显著。对资源环境影响量较大的省区一般分布在中国东部和中部,而延伸的西部地区仍然是资源环境消耗或终端压力的弱影响区。省(区)少,影响总量或多或少;另一种情况是,这些地方很多,总影响量排在中间。
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