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#0183;#32;Rules 513 to 516 show that north Chinese mining cities experience bad level of industrial dust emission, which means that 70% of mining cities, % of mature mining cities, % of coalmining cities, and % of mature coalmining cities have a high volume of industrial dust emissions.
As the largest emitter of CO2, China has also serious air pollution issues. Is it possible to catch these two rabbits under heterogenetic conditions of urbanization? To answer this, this study examines atmospheric environmental performance (SO2, NOx, and PMs) of 30 major cities in China using streaming data from 2011 to 2017. A nonradial SBMDEA approach is adopted with a metafrontier model
It is generally considered that the nonrenewable mineral resources will be depleted some day. So it is crucial for each mining city to make sustainable use of its mineral resources. And in order to support suitable decisionmaking of sustainable development for mining cities, it requires measuring its degree of sustainable development of mineral resources and forecasting its developing trend
Some empirical research from various regional scales has been performed. Yu et al. measured the sustainability of China''s major mining cities and contrasted them with other types of cities [22].
#0183;#32;Therefore, the sustainability of Chinese coal cities is critical to socioeconomic development and energy security of the country. Coal cities are usually developed alongside the exploitation of coal resources, and their socioeconomic development is often excessively dependent on
#0183;#32;The Chinese government (Editorial Board of Yearbook of Chinese Mining Industry, 2004) recently identified 390 mining cities with a total population of 310 million people. At that time, these cities provided 93% of China''s coal, 90% of its petroleum production, 80% of its iron ore, 70% of its natural gas, and large amounts of other raw mineral materials.
China''s Sustainable Cities of the Future. Of many initiatives proposed, ecocities address a few major concerns about China''s future. First, though China rigidly governs migration, local administrations have struggled to provide affordable housing to the influx of people moving into urban areas .
China''s environmental problems, from air pollution in Beijing to cancer villages in the far western provinces, are as vast as the country itself.
Mining cities are of vital importance to the global development, but they are facing great challenges to achieve sustainability goals. Understanding the characteristics and patterns of the environmental, economic, and social conditions of mining cities is critical to promoting their sustainability.
By constructing a composite index that incorporates three major aspects of sustainability, economy, environment, and social equity, we characterized the recent evolution of Chinese cities and assessed the disparity among regions in terms of the sustainability measures.
Mining city is a special type of city which is developing on the basis of resource exploitation. Since the founding of the Peoples Republic of China, mining cities have made great contributions to Chinese economic development. However, with the depletion of resources, the economic development of mining city is getting in trouble.
Analyzing sustainability of Chinese mining cities using an association rule mining approach. Lijun Zeng, Bingcheng Wang, Liu Fan and Jianguo Wu. Resources Policy, 2016, vol. 49, issue C, 394404 Abstract: Mining cities are of vital importance to the global development, but they are facing great challenges to achieve sustainability goals.
These cities are classified on a hierarchical level of the DSDMR in order to support decisionmaking of sustainable development. Six principal factors controlling the DSDMR are recognized using factor analysis. They are used to measure the DSDMR of the Chinese mining cities
With the coming of global economy and information,China must make her cities sustainable if she implements her sustainable development strategy in 21st cities are one of the special types of city,they offered outstanding contribute for our economy,but exist many contradictions and problems,then restrict themselves sustainable article analyzes some problems of
Analyzing sustainability of Chinese mining cities using an association rule mining approach. Lijun Zeng, Bingcheng Wang, Liu Fan and Jianguo Wu. Resources Policy, 2016, vol. 49, issue C, 394404 Abstract: Mining cities are of vital importance to the global development, but they are facing great challenges to achieve sustainability goals.
#0183;#32;Trends in sustainable logistics in major cities in China. Lan S(1), Tseng ML(2), Yang C(3), Huisingh D(4). Author information: (1)School of Economics and Management, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, PR China.
(2010). A Research on Problems for Sustainable Development of Mining Cities in China. Chinese Journal of Population Resources and Environment: Vol. 8, No. 3, pp. 2937.
#0183;#32;In 2007, the major focus shifted to the sustainable development of mining cities, particularly recessionary mining city. The sustainability of mining cities was related to many new policy concepts, such as circular economy, Sustainable transition of Chinese mining cities as the central theme of both politicians and scholars.
Downloadable (with restrictions)! The aim of this paper is to identify principal factors controlling the Degree of Sustainable Development of Mineral Resources (DSDMR) of mining cities and then to measure their DSDMR and reveal their developing trends. To do this, 78 Chinese mining cities are used as an example. These cities are classified on a hierarchical level of the DSDMR in order to
Download Citation | Analysis on the Way of Chinese Mining Cities Sustainable Development | This paper begins with the detailed analysis of the social, economical, resources, environmental
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