Relationships between ecosystem services and human well-being changes based on carbon flow—A case study of the Manas River Basin, Xinjiang, China
作者： Zihan Xu , Hejie Wei , Weiguo Fan , Xuechao Wang , Peng Zhang
DOI: 10.1016/J.ECOSER.2019.100934
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摘要: Abstract The current understanding of how ecosystem services flow affects human well-being is not sufficient. As an important component the biogeochemical cycle, carbon flows through various natural and artificial processes. Therefore, can be used as a research vector to explore relationship between well-being. This study proposed method for quantitative assessment “ecosystem services-human well-being” based on flows. changes in Manas River Basin from 1990 2015 revealed complex results were follows: (1) development was uneven, with increasing provisioning decreasing regulating, supporting cultural services. (2) basic materials good life health showed upward trend, security indicator downward trend. (3) indicators significantly positively correlated negatively other three Moreover, internal structure malformed. (4) Over time, impact has gradually weakened, influence continually increased. In general, this evaluated quantification, which only unify dimensions comparison, but also eliminate subjective factors achieve scientific nature. It helpful provide theoretical practical basis management Basin, larger scale wider area world selecting according local conditions.
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