From a philosophical point of view,this study discusses the dialectical relationship between the development of energy and mineral resources and the ecological conservation redline.We propose that the ecological conse...From a philosophical point of view,this study discusses the dialectical relationship between the development of energy and mineral resources and the ecological conservation redline.We propose that the ecological conservation redline and the development of energy and mineral resources should be guided by ecological civilization construction,that is,the energy and mineral resources should be rationally developed under the condition that the ecological environment is protected.This study analyzes the influence of the development of energy and mineral resources on the ecological environment.The handling of mining rights within the ecological conservation redline based on the law and the reduction of the influence of the development of energy mineral resources on the ecological environment by science and technology are presented.The environmental assessment system and technical standards for energy and mineral development are suggested to implement policies and measures for the disposal of mining rights within the redline and facilitate technological innovations of ecological conservation for energy and mineral development.Hence,a coordinated development between the ecological conservation redline and the development of energy and mineral resources can be promoted.展开更多
Henry Hyde, Chairman of the U.S. House International Relations Committee, warned May 15 that Congress would not welcome visiting Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi to speak, unless he gave his assurance to disc...Henry Hyde, Chairman of the U.S. House International Relations Committee, warned May 15 that Congress would not welcome visiting Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi to speak, unless he gave his assurance to discontinue his展开更多
The aim of the research in the paper was to study redlining practice within the greater Johannesburg area. The aim can be summarised by the following objectives： firstly, to investigate the evidence of redlining in t...The aim of the research in the paper was to study redlining practice within the greater Johannesburg area. The aim can be summarised by the following objectives： firstly, to investigate the evidence of redlining in the Greater Johannesburg area and to test its existence; secondly, to investigate the reasons why the areas were redlined; thirdly, to understand what the South Africa government and society did to combat the redlining practice. The research methodology was based on a questionnaire and interviews. A pool of respondents from the Greater Johannesburg suburbs that had interest or were affected by the practice of redlining was sought and interviewed. Analysis of the responses was made and conclusions were drawn from the responses. Secondary data was also sought from publications on the redlining practice to support the primary interviews data. From the interview responses and the secondary data, it was established that redlining existed in Greater Johannesburg and that the areas where redlining was practised could be marked on a map.展开更多
Humans shape the world through policies,practices,and behavior that create environmental heterogeneity.Political and critical ecology offer frameworks for understanding how societies have historically and currently us...Humans shape the world through policies,practices,and behavior that create environmental heterogeneity.Political and critical ecology offer frameworks for understanding how societies have historically and currently used power,policies,and practices to shape environmental landscapes and conditions,ultimately influencing the ecology and evolution of biodiversity.We suggest that integrating political and critical ecology can enhance our understanding of anthropogenic influences,such as luxury effects and legacy effects,including redlining—a form of structural racism implemented in the United States.Here,we review the consequences of legacy and luxury effects on urban ecosystems,with a focus on their impact on the fauna and flora.We propose that legacy and luxury effects can have independent and interdependent influences on ecological diversity,abundance,biological invasions,and pollution exposure.Although these effects can persist,environmental remediation may provide a pathway to restorative justice.We also discuss Plantago,herbaceous plants with the potential to mitigate the impacts of cadmium,a notorious environmental contaminant whose disposition parallels redlining patterns.Phytoremediation can contribute to biofuels,biofoundries,and the green economy,offering solutions to restore affected communities.By applying political and critical ecology lenses,we can identify socio-ecological mechanisms that affect humans and the environment.These insights can inform the development of green infrastructure to help remediate adverse effects.Ideally,these approaches provide pathways to address historical injustices,enhance equity,and restore ecological landscapes.展开更多
文摘From a philosophical point of view,this study discusses the dialectical relationship between the development of energy and mineral resources and the ecological conservation redline.We propose that the ecological conservation redline and the development of energy and mineral resources should be guided by ecological civilization construction,that is,the energy and mineral resources should be rationally developed under the condition that the ecological environment is protected.This study analyzes the influence of the development of energy and mineral resources on the ecological environment.The handling of mining rights within the ecological conservation redline based on the law and the reduction of the influence of the development of energy mineral resources on the ecological environment by science and technology are presented.The environmental assessment system and technical standards for energy and mineral development are suggested to implement policies and measures for the disposal of mining rights within the redline and facilitate technological innovations of ecological conservation for energy and mineral development.Hence,a coordinated development between the ecological conservation redline and the development of energy and mineral resources can be promoted.
文摘Henry Hyde, Chairman of the U.S. House International Relations Committee, warned May 15 that Congress would not welcome visiting Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi to speak, unless he gave his assurance to discontinue his
文摘The aim of the research in the paper was to study redlining practice within the greater Johannesburg area. The aim can be summarised by the following objectives： firstly, to investigate the evidence of redlining in the Greater Johannesburg area and to test its existence; secondly, to investigate the reasons why the areas were redlined; thirdly, to understand what the South Africa government and society did to combat the redlining practice. The research methodology was based on a questionnaire and interviews. A pool of respondents from the Greater Johannesburg suburbs that had interest or were affected by the practice of redlining was sought and interviewed. Analysis of the responses was made and conclusions were drawn from the responses. Secondary data was also sought from publications on the redlining practice to support the primary interviews data. From the interview responses and the secondary data, it was established that redlining existed in Greater Johannesburg and that the areas where redlining was practised could be marked on a map.
基金supported by the National Institutes of Health National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences R00ES030398 and R00ES030398-04S1 to DSSthe Agricultural Microbiomes in Plant Systems and Natural Resources grant no.FLAW-2022-09648/project accession no.1030620 from the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture to ANI.
文摘Humans shape the world through policies,practices,and behavior that create environmental heterogeneity.Political and critical ecology offer frameworks for understanding how societies have historically and currently used power,policies,and practices to shape environmental landscapes and conditions,ultimately influencing the ecology and evolution of biodiversity.We suggest that integrating political and critical ecology can enhance our understanding of anthropogenic influences,such as luxury effects and legacy effects,including redlining—a form of structural racism implemented in the United States.Here,we review the consequences of legacy and luxury effects on urban ecosystems,with a focus on their impact on the fauna and flora.We propose that legacy and luxury effects can have independent and interdependent influences on ecological diversity,abundance,biological invasions,and pollution exposure.Although these effects can persist,environmental remediation may provide a pathway to restorative justice.We also discuss Plantago,herbaceous plants with the potential to mitigate the impacts of cadmium,a notorious environmental contaminant whose disposition parallels redlining patterns.Phytoremediation can contribute to biofuels,biofoundries,and the green economy,offering solutions to restore affected communities.By applying political and critical ecology lenses,we can identify socio-ecological mechanisms that affect humans and the environment.These insights can inform the development of green infrastructure to help remediate adverse effects.Ideally,these approaches provide pathways to address historical injustices,enhance equity,and restore ecological landscapes.
