DISASTERS AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT IN THE DONGTING LAKE LOWLANDS
Ri-Xin Yin, Duwen Shen, ЖЭНЬ Г. ЖЭНЬ Г.
Abstract
Ri-Xin Yin, Duwen Shen, ЖЭНЬ Г. ЖЭНЬ Г.
Abstract
Dongting Lake is one of the most important freshwater lakes in China. There is a dense population and rich resources in the lake region that is also an important natural ecological system. The Dongting Lake lowlands have always been a serious flood disaster region, and human activities have impacted negatively on the ecological environment. In response, the Chinese government has adopted a series of structural and non-structural measures, resulting in mitigation of flooding disasters and improving the environmental protection in the lake region.
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Dongting Lake is one of the most important freshwater lakes in China. There is a dense population and rich resources in the lake region that is also an important natural ecological system. The Dongting Lake lowlands have always been a serious flood disaster region, and human activities have impacted negatively on the ecological environment. In response, the Chinese government has adopted a series of structural and non-structural measures, resulting in mitigation of flooding disasters and improving the environmental protection in the lake region.
Key concepts: Flooding (psychology), Flood myth, China, Natural disaster, Geography, Water resource management, Population, Environmental science