工业区群环境影响评价初探

阐述了开展工业区群环境影响评价的意义,比较了单个工业园区和工业区群环评的异同,以广州番禺区工业区群环评项目为例,简述了该环评的主要内容和特点,并提出了建议。     

牛赶冲矿段地质构造研究及其意义

本文主要对洋水磷矿区牛赶冲矿段下盘矿的断裂和褶皱构造的产状、形态、位置、对矿体的破坏程度及其形成机制等进行了综合研究,并对研究结果在矿山生产实践中的指导意义进行了阐述。     

可持续发展—通向未来的新发展观：兼论《中国21世纪议程》的特点

本文从不同属性对可持续发展作了较全面的介绍,并对布氏可持续发展定义进行了详细评述。突出而较系统的论述了《中国21世纪议程》的战略意义和特点。     

三维植被网预制草毯技术的意义和发展初探

三维植被网预制草毯就其独特的立体网包结构,预植草皮象卷地毯一样整体起运到需要绿化防护的地点,又象铺地毯一样铺贴在需防护的区域,从而达到快速绿化的目的.笔者就其技术的实用效果和发展趋势进行初步的探讨.表1,参3.     

环境监测站实验室认可的必要性

介绍了国家实验室认可机构的确立、资质以及国家实验室认可准则的依据等情况，阐述了环境监测站开展实验室认可是适应加入WTO后与国际接轨的需要，是适应体制改革和市场经济发展的需要，是提高环境监测技术水平和质量水平的需要，提出了实验室认可的理念及必要性。     

萧红创作的生命底色

萧红被誉为20世纪30年代的文学洛神。她30韶华年纪便撒手人寰，令时人和后人深深叹惋.然而，对于人生的痛切体验和感悟，对于普通人的生存状态和生命意义的关注和探究，却充满灵性地从这位年轻作家的笔端如山泉般潺潺流出，汇聚成关于生命这个历久弥新话题的涌动的歌。而对人性弱点的剖露，对国民性弱点的批判，对美好人性的歌咏又使作家对人生这部大书的解读富有深度和韵味。     

生态补偿概念探析

实施生态补偿,有利于加强对生态保护区、欠发达地区、资源开发区的扶持力度,促进清洁生产与循环经济,维护社会公平,优化发展环境,实现经济与社会、人与自然的协调可持续发展。科学、准确地理解生态补偿概念,有利于解决实施生态补偿制度过程中遇到的各种问题。本文在分析以往生态补偿概念的基础上,提出了一个包括生态补偿的目的、主体、对象、范围、手段和形式等主要内涵的生态补偿新概念,期望为业界进一步认识生态补偿内涵、早日就生态补偿概念达成共识提供参考依据。     

Interpreting major industrial landscapes: Social follow-up on meanings, the case of two aluminium smelters, Alcan (Alma, Canada) and Pechiney (Dunkirk, France)

Landscape is becoming an object of growing social concern and, as such, an object of mediation between major industrial producers and local communities. The question of the capacity of environmental assessment to address this issue is thus raised. Until now, landscape studies have focused on visual aspects, although subjective dimensions such as perceptions and meanings have been recognised. The research in this article concerns the subjective dimensions, and is presented with a view to further the understanding of the process of the social interpretation of landscape as it relates to heavy industrial sites. Within a socioconstructivist perspective, two case studies (a longitudinal follow-up and an ex-post) of two aluminum smelters, one in Alma (Quebec, Canada) and the other in Dunkirk (France) were conducted. The results show that nearby residents' interpretations of landscape varied according to three sets of factors related to 1) the dynamics of regional development and the historical place of industry in the community, 2) the relationship between residents and the industry and local governance capacities, and 3) the social impacts experienced. To conclude, three ways of using qualitative methodologies for social and environmental follow-up in a socioconstructivist approach to landscape are proposed.     

A social assessment of urban parkland: Analyzing park use and meaning to inform management and resilience planning

Globally, municipalities are tackling climate adaptation and resilience planning. Urban green space has crucial biophysical buffering capacities, but also affects social interactions and human well-being. This paper considers the social dimension of urban green space, through an assessment focused on park use, function, and meanings, and compares results to categories of cultural ecosystem services. We develop a mixed-method approach for assessment of uses and social meanings of parkland and pilot this method in 2140 acres of parkland in waterfront neighborhoods surrounding New York City’s Jamaica Bay, an area heavily affected by Hurricane Sandy. This method combines observation of human activities and signs of prior human use with structured interviews of park users. We find that urban parkland is a crucial form of ‘nearby nature’ that provides space for recreation, activities, socialization, and environmental engagement and supports place attachment and social ties. We show that parks, through their use by and interactions with humans, are producing vital cultural ecosystem services that may help to strengthen social resilience. Certain services were more easily detectable than others via our assessment technique, including recreation, social relations, and sense of place. The assessment method was designed to be spatially explicit, scalable, and replicable; natural resource managers engaged in park management and/or resilience planning could apply this method across individual sites, in particular districts—such as vulnerable waterfront areas, and citywide. This study demonstrates a way in which cultural ecosystem services and an understanding of social meaning could be incorporated into park management and resilience planning.