退化生态系统的恢复:一条通往可持续性的道路

Bin Zhang
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尽管可持续发展的概念在理论上是无懈可击的,但由于其抽象的性质,它的可操作性较差。本文以一个退化的小流域为例,通过观察I/O关系的变化,分析生态系统是如何通过控制,从严重退化基线到弱可持续,再到强可持续的。据此,本文提出了生态系统退化与可持续性的概念模型,并划分了5种系统状态类型,最后探讨了样本的可持续恢复模型。
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Restoration of Degraded Ecosystem: A Pathway to Sustainability
The concept of sustainable development, despite theoretically faultless, is less practicable due to its abstract quality. This paper cites a degraded small drainage area to analyze how the ecosystem, through controlling, has evolved from a seriously degraded baseline to a weak, and further a strongly sustainable status, by observing the change of I/O relationship. Accordingly, this paper proposes a conceptual model of ecosystem degradation and the sustainability, and divides 5 types of system states and finally, explores the sustainable restoration model of the sample.
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