Analysis of Ecological Footprint Dynamic Changes in Downtown:a Case Study of Helinge'r
A Ruhan
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A Ruhan
Abstract
With the theory of ecological footprint and analytical method,the sustainable development of Helinge'r was evaluated.The research showed the secondary and third industry level of Helinge'r was low.As a result,the per capita ecological deficit became bigger and bigger from 1997 to 2007.The demands to ecological service of Helinge'r were beyond the carrying capacity;from the change of ecological footprint on GDP,the expenditure of Helinger's per ten thousand GDP declined yearly.Cultivate land and fossil energy land accounts for a large in ecological footprint,which is the most important component of ecological footprint.
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With the theory of ecological footprint and analytical method,the sustainable development of Helinge'r was evaluated.The research showed the secondary and third industry level of Helinge'r was low.As a result,the per capita ecological deficit became bigger and bigger from 1997 to 2007.The demands to ecological service of Helinge'r were beyond the carrying capacity;from the change of ecological footprint on GDP,the expenditure of Helinger's per ten thousand GDP declined yearly.Cultivate land and fossil energy land accounts for a large in ecological footprint,which is the most important component of ecological footprint.
Key concepts: Ecological footprint, Per capita, Ecological deficit, Downtown, Sustainable development, Footprint, Geography, Ecology