Application of ecological footprint analysis method in measuring ecological sustainable development-a case study of Nanjing in 1998
Zhao Xiuyong
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Zhao Xiuyong
Abstract
Ecological Footprint Analysis is a new method for measuring ecological sustainable development. The method is used to calculate ecological footprint and ecological carrying capacity of Nanjing in 1998. It is concluded that the ecological footprint demands did not pose any threat to sustainable development of the local ecosystem but has some negative impacts on sustainable development of the ecosystem of the country and the globe.
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Ecological Footprint Analysis is a new method for measuring ecological sustainable development. The method is used to calculate ecological footprint and ecological carrying capacity of Nanjing in 1998. It is concluded that the ecological footprint demands did not pose any threat to sustainable development of the local ecosystem but has some negative impacts on sustainable development of the ecosystem of the country and the globe.
Key concepts: Ecological footprint, Sustainable development, Ecological deficit, Ecosystem, Environmental resource management, Environmental science, Ecological health, Footprint