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To Ensure the Ecological Safety in the Yangtze River Basin Through Controlling Soil and Water Loss According Laws

Ge Qu

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One of the basic principle for us to persist in our modernization construction is to protect and improve ecological environment and realize sustainable development. There are water and wind erosion area of 622 thousand km 2 in the Yangtze River basin which makes up 34.6% of the total area. In order to effectively control artificial soil and water loss and deeply implement the law of soil and water conservation, it is necessary to continuously enhance the law enforcement of soil and water conservation.

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One of the basic principle for us to persist in our modernization construction is to protect and improve ecological environment and realize sustainable development. There are water and wind erosion area of 622 thousand km 2 in the Yangtze River basin which makes up 34.6% of the total area. In order to effectively control artificial soil and water loss and deeply implement the law of soil and water conservation, it is necessary to continuously enhance the law enforcement of soil and water conservation.

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One of the basic principle for us to persist in our modernization construction is to protect and improve ecological environment and realize sustainable development. There are water and wind erosion area of 622 thousand km 2 in the Yangtze River basin which makes up 34.6% of the total area. In order to effectively control artificial soil and water loss and deeply implement the law of soil and water conservation, it is necessary to continuously enhance the law enforcement of soil and water conservation.

Key concepts: Soil conservation, Yangtze river, Environmental science, Structural basin, Soil loss, Sustainable development, Water erosion, Water resource management

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