Spatio-temporal characteristics and determinants of anthropogenic nitrogen and phosphorus inputs in an ecologically fragile karst basin: Environmental responses and management strategies

Spatio-temporal characteristics and determinants of anthropogenic nitrogen and phosphorus inputs in an ecologically fragile karst basin: Environmental responses and management strategies

Excessive nitrogen and phosphorus inputs to land and subsequent export to water via runoff leads to aquatic ecosystem deterioration. The WRB is the world's largest karst basin which is characterized by a fragile ecosystem coupling with high population pressure, and the transformation of intensi...

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Main Authors: Fan, H. (Author), Oliver, D.M (Author), Xiao, J. (Author), Xiong, K. (Author), Xu, G. (Author), Yang, Z. (Author), Zhang, F. (Author), Zhao, Z. (Author), Zheng, L. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier B.V. 2021
Subjects:
Agriculture
aquatic ecosystem
Aquatic ecosystems
decision making
Decision making
Detector modeling
Deterioration
Determinant analyse
Determinant analysis
drainage network
economic development
Environment response
Environment responses
environmental degradation
Environmental management
Fractal dimension
Geographical detector model
heterogeneity
Hydrogeology
karst
Landforms
landscape ecology
livestock farming
NANI&NAPI
Nitrogen
Nitrogen and phosphorus
Nutrients
Phosphorus
River pollution
runoff
spatial distribution
spatiotemporal analysis
statistical data
strategic approach
Temporal heterogeneities
Temporal-temporal heterogeneity
The grid fractal dimension
The Grid fractal dimension
Topography
Water quality
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