A review work of urban ecosystem services and their interactions with dweller demand factors in modern China

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2018
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Abstract
Nowadays, various urban ecosystem services (UES) provided by urban green infrastructure (UGI) have been the concern of scholars worldwide. And as China being recognized as a living laboratory in sustainable studies, concerns toward UES provided by UGI and factors of urban dweller demands is definitely required. However, for related reviews and special discussions are lacking until now, this study calculated the types of UES and demand concerns with a collection of 54 Chinese and 51 English articles in UES studies, 162 Chinese and 26 English articles in urban dweller research. In addition, with detailed discussions through spatial distributions, perspectives, and methodologies, comprehensive analyses were conducted and unique features were summarized to back up other nations or situations worldwide.
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Authors Liang, Zhao;
Journal e3s web of conferences
Year 2018
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https://doi.org/10.1051/e3sconf/20185304049
Keywords
environmental sciences regional economics. space in economics

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