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Exploring the interaction mechanism of natural conditions and human activities on wetland ecosystem services value

Journal of Cleaner Production, ISSN: 0959-6526, Vol: 426, Page: 139161
2023
  • 7
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  • 20
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  • 1
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  • Citations
    7
  • Captures
    20
  • Mentions
    1
    • News Mentions
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Studies from Shenyang Agricultural University Reveal New Findings on Sustainable Development (Exploring the Interaction Mechanism of Natural Conditions and Human Activities On Wetland Ecosystem Services Value)

2023 DEC 21 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Economics Daily Report -- A new study on Sustainability Research - Sustainable Development

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Understanding the driving mechanism of natural conditions and human activities on wetland ecosystem service value (WESV) change is important for the sustainable development of wetland resources. The existing studies often analyze the direct effects of natural conditions and human activities on WESV, however, the interaction mechanism of them on WESV is still unclear. Therefore, based on the remote sensing image data of Liaoning Province China in 1990–2020, this paper combined Emergy with Partial least squares-structural equation model (PLS-SEM) to evaluate main WESV and explore the interaction mechanism between socio-economic development factor (F sed ), climate factor (F cl ), environment factor (F en )and terrain factor (F te ) on WESV change. The results showed that the provisioning (WESV P ) and regulating (WESV R ) services value increased by 6.93 E+14 and 3.01 E+14 solar emjoules (sej), respectively, while the cultural services value (WESV C ) decreased by 1.50 E+14sej. Overall, the total value of wetland services value (WESV T ) increased by 8.45 E+14sej during the study period, with a growth rate of 37.88%. F sed was the most significant factor driving WESV growth, with path coefficient of 0.53, followed by F en and F te, with path coefficient of 0.23 and 0.20, respectively, while F cl had the greatest negative effect on WESV, with path coefficient of −0.18. From the perspective of the interaction between each factor, F cl weakened the positive effect of F sed and F en on WESV, at the same time, F sed weakened the positive effect of F te on WESV. Through the indirect influence of F te, the adverse effect of F cl on WESV was further enhanced. This study innovatively revealed the interaction mechanism of natural conditions and human activities on WESV change, and the results could provide scientific basis for the management and sustainable development of wetland resources.

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