Exploration of Industrial Ecology Growth Base on Po Yang Lake Ecological Economic Zone

Yue Qin Tang; Z.B. Tang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.458.380

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Exploration of Industrial Ecology Growth Base on Po Yang Lake Ecological Economic Zone

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This paper addresses issues concerning industrial growth and industrial pollution abatement in a developing region during the course of modernization. It follows the methodology of ecosystems to preserve the clean fresh water and the environments around the Po Yang Lake area in Jiangxi province where a state program has been recently approved for ecological experimentation. Thus, economic development as a whole is featured in pollution limits and environmental remediation in order to achieve dynamic ecological equilibrium and foster sustainable development. In conclusion, industrial ecology is presented along ecological economics through the mechanism of life-cycle management, firm retiring and energy saving by means of eco-design and advancement of environmental technologies.

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