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Research on Environmental Vulnerability Analysis and Countermeasures of Development for the City Group in Central Yunnan

Liping He

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The environmental vulnerabilities of the city group in central Yunnan are analyzed based on the aspects of water resource shortage and water environmental pollution and urban environmental pollution.The countermeasures on keeping sustainable development in these areas are pointed out.

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The environmental vulnerabilities of the city group in central Yunnan are analyzed based on the aspects of water resource shortage and water environmental pollution and urban environmental pollution.The countermeasures on keeping sustainable development in these areas are pointed out.

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The environmental vulnerabilities of the city group in central Yunnan are analyzed based on the aspects of water resource shortage and water environmental pollution and urban environmental pollution.The countermeasures on keeping sustainable development in these areas are pointed out.

Key concepts: Economic shortage, Sustainable development, Environmental planning, Environmental pollution, Resource (disambiguation), Pollution, Vulnerability (computing), Environmental protection

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