Search Results - "Yellow River"

Environmental quality, residents health, and economic growth in the Yellow River Basin by Yan, Xiaohan, Chin, Lee, Abdul Samad, Abdul Rahim, Muhamad Senan, Mohamad Khair Afham, Ding, Yemin

“…The Yellow River Basin (YRB) is one of the most important economic and environmental regions in China. …”
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Modelling the interaction of sustainable variables in Yellow River basin: a PVAR approach by Yan, Xiaohan, Chin, Lee, Abdul Samad, Abdul Rahim, Muhamad Senan, Mohamad Khair Afham

“…The relationship between them can, to some extent, determine the potential for sustainable development in the region. The Yellow River basin (YRB) in China has an important strategic position of water conservation, ecological protection, and stability and unity of ethnic minorities for the whole China. …”
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How does coupling coordination between industrial structure optimization and ecosystem services dynamically affect carbon emissions in the Yellow River Basin? by Xue, Ruixiang, Gu, Runde, Ong, Tzesan

“…In the Yellow River Basin (YRB), the dominance of coal mining and petrochemical industries, coupled with persistent ecosystem degradation, has contributed to increasing carbon emissions (CE). …”
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Transport pathway and depocenter of anthropogenic heavy metals off the Shandong Peninsula, China by Xu, G., Liu, Jian, Pei, S., Gao, M., Kong, X.

“…Furthermore, the anthropogenic As was deposited in three main areas, that is, the Yellow River estuary, Laizhou Bay, and south Shandong Peninsula clinoform.…”
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Provenance, chemical weathering, and sedimentary environment of the aquifer sediments: Implication for arsenic enrichment in groundwater by Ming, Xiaoxing, Li, Xiaofeng, Zhang, Qiyi, Guo, Huaming, Zhang, Zhuo, Cao, Yongsheng, Shen, Jiaxing, Zhang, Chaoran

“…The δ13CSOM and C/N values evidenced that organisms of paleo-lake or paleo-Yellow River were responsible for abundant sedimentary organic matter. …”
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Discontinuous spread of millet agriculture in eastern Asia and prehistoric population dynamics by Leipe, C., Long, Tengwen, Sergusheva, E. A., Wagner, M., Tarasov, P. E.

“…While growth continued in northeastern China after 2000 BCE, the Upper/Middle Yellow River experienced decline. We propose that this pattern of regional divergence is mainly the result of internal and external anthropogenic factors.…”
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Sedimentary evolution of the Holocene subaqueous clinoform off the southern Shandong Peninsula in the Western South Yellow Sea by Qiu, J., Liu, Jian, Saito, Y., Yang, Z., Yue, B., Wang, H., Kong, X.

“…The provenance of the clinoform differs from that of the typical sediments of the Yellow River and can be considered as the results of the joint contribution from both the Yellow River and the proximal coastal sediments of the Shandong Peninsula, as evidenced by the sediment geochemistry of the core. …”
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A spatial context-aware model for climate model data fusion by Meng, J., Dong, Z., Song, Yongze

“…The developed SCAF model is implemented in the fusion of radiation data using 22 CMIP6 climate models in the upper Yellow River. Results show that SCAF can effectively fuse regional radiation data with correlation coefficients higher than 0.95 between the fused data and observed data at any location across space. …”
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An analysis of cost efficiency of Chinese Banking industry during the period of 2013-2017 by YIN, TAO

“…Moving to the comparison of efficiency score in different regions, the middle reaches of Yellow River have the highest efficiency level. The coastal area seems to have a relatively higher average efficiency than the inland areas. …”
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Sedimentary evolution during the last ~1.9 Ma near the western margin of the modern Bohai Sea by Liu, Jian, Wang, H., Wang, F., Qiu, J., Saito, Y., Lu, J., Zhou, L., Xu, G., Du, X., Chen, Q.

“…Borehole core YRD-1101 (200.30 m long), drilled in 2011 on the northern coast of the modern Yellow River delta, covers the last ~1.90 Ma, as indicated by paleomagnetic measurements. …”
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The spread of rice to Japan: insights from Bayesian analysis of direct radiocarbon dates and population dynamics in East Asia by Leipe, Christian, Long, Tengwen, Wagner, Mayke, Goslar, Tomasz, Tarasov, Pavel E.

“…In addition, it is likely that the gradual middle–late Holocene decrease in summer monsoon precipitation negatively affected agricultural yields in the regions located closer to the summer monsoon boundary, such as the middle Yellow River, and thus further fostered the observed population dynamics including the spread of rice farmers to the Korean Peninsula and Japan.…”
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Spatio-temporal distribution and sources of Pb identified by stable isotopic ratios in sediments from the Yangtze River Estuary and adjacent areas by Chen, B., Liu, Jian, Hu, L., Liu, M., Wang, L., Zhang, X., Fan, D.

“…According to the stable isotopic ratios of Pb, in combination with the elemental ratios and clay mineral data, it is inferred that sedimentary Pb in the surface sediments of the coastal areas of the ECS may come primarily from the Yangtze River, while the Pb southwest of Jeju Island is probably derived from both the Yangtze and Yellow Rivers. The particulate Pb derived from the Yangtze River was possibly dispersed along two paths: the path southward along the coastline of the ECS and the path eastward associated with the Changjiang Diluted Water (CDW), which crosses the shelf of the ECS towards the area southeast of Jeju Island. …”
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