Research on the Construction of Domestic Ecological Civilization Cities

Ke Bin Liu; Ying Hua Li; Peng Fei Wang; Hai Bo Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.734-737.1967

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Research on the Construction of Domestic Ecological Civilization Cities

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Ecological civilization city was made up of population, resources, environment, economic compound system, is a multi-function, multi-level and multi-objective evaluation objects. Construction of ecological civilization city is the request of the ages; it is a profound reflection on the industrial revolution, human development model. Ecological city is the result of human ecological value orientation, the inevitable trend in the development of future city. Ecological civilization city will become the ecological civilization construction and the main development direction of modern city and the pursuit of goals in the 21st century. This article begins with the concept and connotation of ecological civilization city, it obtains seven concrete construction of index, they are the ecological environment, ecological economy, ecological livable, ecological philosophy, ecological culture, ecological political, ecological infrastructure and ecological law, and specific construction method is given according to the characteristics of different indicators.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 734-737)

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1967-1970

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Ke Bin Liu*, Ying Hua Li, Peng Fei Wang, Hai Bo Li

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Construction, Ecological Civilization, Ecological Civilization Cities

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