Resources in cities in Inner Mongolia have not yet been mined
Mongolian mining engagement with SIA and ESG initiatives
2023年11月1日 In Mongolia, the most miningdependent country in Asia, addressing and mitigating industry impacts is key to continued resource extraction and economic progress 2022年2月11日 In a wider sense, Mongolia’s repeated inability to launch a mining boom could potentially be the first signs of a “resource curse” —a combination of corruption, economic inconsistency, and environmental Mongolia: On the Verge of a Mineral Miracle Harvard Given Mongolia’s wealth in natural resources, one of the driving forces of the country’s economic development has been the mining sector However, not all that glitters is gold Even though CHALLENGES FOR A NATURAL RESOURCEDEPENDENT 2019年2月1日 Inner Mongolia of China is distinguished by its size, expansive grasslands, and rich endowment of natural resources – particularly coal Since China’s “Reform and Opening Weak sustainability is not sustainable: Socioeconomic and
Resource politics in Mongolia: Large and smallscale mines in
2021年10月1日 Largescale mines exists alongside smallscale mining by former nomads Weak governance of the sector has caused adverse social/environmental outcomes This paper Understanding the ecology and sustainability of the Inner Mongolian Grassland is crucial for improving land management policies in the Mongolian Plateau and beyond However, a Ecology and sustainability of the Inner Mongolian Grassland: 2024年5月6日 The results show the following: (1) the resource curse effect of Inner Mongolia is not significant, and some resource industries have prominent advantages; (2) the security of SpatialTemporal Heterogeneity and Decoupling Mechanism of 2014年12月1日 In particular, the Mongolians do not feel they have benefited from the mining of their resources Existing environmental assessment tools are inadequate to address Environmental Justice and Sustainability Impact Assessment: In
2021 Resource Governance Index Mongolia
Mongolia’s mining sector scored 70 out of 100 points in the 2021 Resource Governance Index (RGI), an increase of 6 points since the 2017 index Both the value realization and revenue 2023年8月16日 Legacy mines and infrastructure, proximity to the Chinese market, and large deposits of coal and copper have helped Mongolia’s economy grow rapidly through mineral Mongolia’s Development of Critical Minerals: Opportunities and2024年6月18日 As a result, its energy intensity index (energy consumption per unit of GDP) was 25 times the average of Inner Mongolia and 72 times the national average in 2020 20 Meanwhile, Wuhai’s energy consumption is still predominately based on coal while natural gas, renewables, and hydro have been increasing in recent yearsA Just Transition for Coal Regions: Learning from Two Coal Cities Yet, we still do not know the total amount and spatial distribution of surface coal mines across the entire Mongolian Plateau or for either of its subregions (ie, Inner Mongolia or Mongolia Location of the studied cities and coal mines in
Coal resource and industrial structure nexus in energyrich area:
2020年6月1日 The optimization of an economy's industrial structure needs to be followed by improvements in productivity and resource efficiency, leading to reductions in carbon emissions and, ultimately, to 2024年9月4日 This study investigates the characteristics and changing trends of the migrant population in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, a typical ethnic minority area in China, based on China Migrants Dynamic Survey in 2013 and 2017, supplemented by the 2020 national population census data Findings reveal narrowing differences between Han and ethnic Migration in an ethnic minority region: changing patterns and 2011年7月21日 Municipal solid waste (MSW) refers to those items such as product packaging, grass clippings, furniture, clothing, bottles, food scraps, newspapers, appliances, paint and batteries []MSW management has been and will continue to be a major issue facing countries worldwide [], especially in the cities of developing countries []The annual growth rate of global An overview of municipal solid waste management in Inner Mongolia 2021年6月17日 Results showed that: (i) remote sensing monitoring of desertification in Mongolia has been subject to a relatively low spatial resolution and considerable time delay, and thus highresolution and Research Progress of Desertification and Its Prevention in Mongolia
Coupling Coordination Analysis of Ecosystem Services and MDPI
2022年9月23日 Given that ecological and environmental functions are greatly influenced by rapid urbanization, a clear understanding of the relationship between ecosystem services (ESs) and urbanization is urgently needed to improve sustainable development in Inner Mongolia In this study, we first carried out ecosystem service valuation (ESV) using the value coefficient 2023年8月1日 1 Introduction Inner Mongolia, situated on the northern border of China, as depicted in Figure 1, encompasses an expansive area of 1183 × 10 4 km 2, stretching 2,400 km long from east to west and 1,700 km wide from north to southThis vast region covers nearly 1/8 of China’s total land area (Wu et al, 2023)The complex and diverse natural geographic Impact of economic growth on the changes in forest resources in Inner 2022年6月7日 Inner Mongolia is located in China’s arid and semiarid regions, with sensitive and fragile ecosystems at risk of increased desertification, necessitating ecological restorationKey Areas of Ecological Restoration in Inner Mongolia Based on 2023年5月17日 Context As water demands continue to increase, the contradiction between water supply and demand is becoming increasingly severe, as is the case in Inner Mongolia's arid and semiarid areas However, the relationship between water supply and demand in watersheds must be better understood Therefore, it is crucial to clarify the relationship between the supply Mapping and assessing freshwater ecosystem services supply and
Progress and water stress of sustainable development in Chinese
2023年5月1日 Since 2002, Inner Mongolia has ranked first in China's national provincial economic growth rate for nine consecutive years (Inner Mongolia Autonomous Regional Bureau of Statistics, 2003–2019) However, economic development in Inner Mongolia is unbalanced, with an everwidening gap between the cities (Cao, 2012; Qige et al, 2007)2024年7月22日 Wuhai is rich in mineral resources whose highquality coking coal accounts for 75% of the reserves in Inner Mongolia Known as the city of calligraphy, Wuhai has a large number of members of the Chinese Calligraphy Wuhai Inner Mongolia: Rich in Mineral Resources and 2021年12月6日 Mining activities, while promoting social and economic development, alter the environments and ecosystems of mining areas Some of the alterations have negative impacts on the environment, while some have Environmental Impacts Related to Closed Mines in 2016年1月20日 The rapid urbanization of China and associated demand for land resources necessitates remediation, redevelopment, and reclamation of contaminated soil Before these measures are taken, a basic investigation and inventory of heavy metal (HM) pollution levels in contaminated soil is necessary for establishing and implementing the redevelopment plan In Investigating Heavy Metal Pollution in Mining Brownfield and Its
Land Degradation and Its Prevention in Inner Mongolia
2019年11月15日 However, some projects have not achieved the expected benefits due to various reasons Some project units have stopped production or even gone bankrupt, increasing the burden on local finance The Inner Mongolia International Commercial Loan Project, which uses foreign commercial loans, has been put into full operation2023年11月1日 This paper delves into the crucial role of ecogeology in urban development and land resource management Ecogeology integrates principles of geology, ecology, and urban planning to achieve a Assessment of coordinated development between urban land use 2023年6月25日 (1) During 2000–2020, the accumulated afforestation in Inner Mongolia was 71410 km 2, and the shrubs accounted for 86% of the total area of afforestation; (2) The afforestation water stress index showed a significant upward trend with mean values of 055, 059 and 061 under RCP 26, 45 and 85 scenarios, respectively; (3) The overall water resources Future climate change would intensify the water resources supply Request PDF On Apr 1, 2023, Ziyu Wang and others published Future climate change would intensify the water resources supplydemand pressure of afforestation in inner Mongolia, China Find, read Future climate change would intensify the water resources supply
Assessing the water footprint of afforestation in Inner Mongolia, China
2020年11月1日 Request PDF Assessing the water footprint of afforestation in Inner Mongolia, China Largescale afforestation is a common measure to control desertification and soil erosion, especially in China2023年2月6日 SCP is a broad approach, and our teams had not yet executed this level of planning on in arid and semiarid ecosystems in Inner Mongolia We realized engaging with the local communities and developing collaborative relationships with the local experts weas vital to building a longterm restoration projectNaturebased Solutions in Inner Mongolia: Restoration by Design2010年12月6日 According to the Flora of Inner Mongolia [1,2831] (see Additional file 1), 2270 species of vascular plants have been documented in the region Throughout this investigation, the author has recorded 323 wild vegetables However, an integrated assessment of wild vegetable resources has not yet been doneAn integrated assessment of wild vegetable resources in Inner Total Mongolia’s export of mineral products reached 70%, the export of coal is running at 989 percent, copper concentrate at 877%, iron ore at 598%, gold at 688%, and zinc at 1038Review of Mineral Resources in Mongolia ResearchGate
Forecast of potential suitable areas for forest resources in Inner
2024年10月1日 Forest resources are crucial renewable natural resources, serving as the groundwork and focal point of forestry research (Byers et al, 2001)The development of these resources is intrinsically bound with humanity’s future and fate, not only providing a solid material basis for sustainable progress but also establishing a firm and stable bedrock for Hulunbuir located in the northeast of Inner Mongolia can be listed as one of the most beautiful destinations within Neimenggu The globally wellknown Hulunbuir Grassland is the best signature of Hulunbuir, since it is one of the four largest grasslands in the whole world and also the largest one in entire China No visitors visiting there during June and September have felt any upset in Inner Mongolia Cities: Top 12 Inner Mongolia Destinations 2024Inner Mongolia, on its own, contributes nearly 10% to the total operating capacity from coal power in China, making it the province with the highest coaloperating capacity The total prospective capacity from coal power plants takes up almost 7% of the national total, ranking as the third largest province with coal projects in the pipelinePower Sector Transition in Inner Mongolia Global Energy Monitor2021年4月5日 Our findings have an excellent directive significance to bring forward rural tourism in Inner Mongolia Tourist reception and Income of tourism in Inner Mongolia Description of the respondents (n (PDF) Promoting Rural Tourism in Inner Mongolia: Attributes
Assessment of coordinated development between urban land use
2023年11月1日 The ULUE of Inner Mongolia's leagues/cities has shown an increase in recent years (Xue and Wu, 2020) However, the coupling status between ULUE and ECC in Inner Mongolia has not been investigated in previous studies, and the ecological characteristics of Inner Mongolia have not been considered in the evaluation index system construction2010年12月6日 Since the 1980 s, ethnobotanical studies have been carried out in Inner Mongolia but have focused on only a few specific species and a limited area [20–27] (see Additional file 1) According to the Flora of Inner Mongolia [ 1 , 28 – 31 ] (see Additional file 1 ), 2270 species of vascular plants have been documented in the regionAn integrated assessment of wild vegetable resources in Inner 2024年2月28日 The steppes on the Mongolian Plateau cover a large land area of Mongolia (MG) and Inner Mongolia of China (IM) They share similar biophysical conditions, but have experienced divergent land use systems over the past several decades However, no systematic field study has been done across different climatevegetation zones for a comparison of the The steppes demonstrate higher productivity but lower diversity in 2023年1月1日 About 64% of China’s total coal resources are concentrated in the west of Shanxi, Shaanxi, and Inner Mongolia, yet most coal is consumed in the coastal areas of East China and South China This imbalance between coal production and consumption dictates a transport pattern from west to east and from north to south, which is conducted by utilizing a Coal resources, production, and use in China ScienceDirect
(PDF) Green vs black – how Coal mining Is Changing Inner Mongolia
Green vs black – how Coal mining Is Changing Inner Mongolia and the Hulunbei’er grasslands, in Heinrich Boell Foundation (ed): Copper, Coal, and Conflicts Resources and resource extraction in Asia, pp 35年12月1日 The Chinese government adopted more specific and stringent environmental impact assessment (EIA) guidelines in 2011, soon after the widespread ethnic protests against coal mining in Inner Mongolia However, Environmental Justice and Sustainability Impact 2023年11月6日 We found that SWA experienced remarkable increases (855 km 2 /yr) since 2009 after continuous shrinkage of surface water bodies (2059 km 2 /yr) for over 20 years, in which Inner Mongolia played (PDF) Rebound of surface and terrestrial water Mongolia's Resources in the Soviet Era Mongolia's natural resources include forests, fish, and a variety of minerals In the late 1980s, Mongolia had 15 million hectares of forests covering 96 percent of the nation Major forested areas were approximately 73 percent Siberian larch, 11 percent cedar, and 65 percent pineRESOURCES, MINING AND MINERAL WEALTH IN MONGOLIA
(PDF) Spatial and temporal distribution of rural settlements and
2022年11月11日 This indicates that the rural areas of Inner Mongolia have been experiencing a popu lation decrease and land use increase, and during the period 2010–2020, the settlement area expanded the most 2000年10月1日 Download Citation Land Use and Society in Manchuria and Inner Mongolia during the Qing Dynasty By the end of the Qing Dynasty in 1911, the broad outlines of settlement and cultivation in Land Use and Society in Manchuria and Inner MongoliaDownload Citation The Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region: A major role in China's renewable energy future Because the IMAR is China's second largest coal producing region and the entire nation The Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region: A major role in2013年6月17日 Yet the desire to create cities like Ordos, dusty yet shining beacons in the desert, threatens to overwhelm and outstrip efforts at sustainability and a secure water supply in Inner Mongolia Unfortunately, this picture presents an alltoo familiar development trajectory, with stakeholders maneuvering to slice limited water resources to their own advantageInner Mongolia: Coal Heaven, Water Hell « The Center for Climate
Weak sustainability is not sustainable: Socioeconomic and environmental
2019年2月1日 Furthermore, many areas in Inner Mongolia have been suffering from severe declines in water resources, as a result of overexploitation and pollution (Zhao and Wu, 2017) For example, the number of lakes in Inner Mongolia decreased from 427 in the late 1980s to 282 in 2010, with the total surface water area shrinking from 41062 km 2 to 29006 km 2 (Tao et al, 2012年5月1日 Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region (IMAR) is one of China’s strategic energy bases for the 21st century While bioenergy in IMAR may play an important role in securing future energy supply, little research has been done so far, particularly for crop stalk resources as a potential source of bioenergy in this regionQuantitative assessment of bioenergy from crop stalk resources in Inner