[分析北京-天津-河北地区生态系统健康和人类活动强度之间的空间关系和驱动因素]

Yu Yan1, Yao-Wei Qin1, Jia-Qi Dong1

  • 1College of Environmental Sciences and Engineering, Hebei University of Science and Technology, Shijiazhuang 050018, China.

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概括

北京-天津-河北地区的生态系统健康状况显示,尽管人类活动强度上升,但总体上略有增加. 影响这种关系的关键驱动因素在山区和平原地区之间有所不同,为可持续发展战略提供了信息.

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