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Comparative Analysis On The Environmental Changes And Human-land Relationship Between The Western Liaoning And Loess Plateau In Holocene Megathermal

Posted on:2006-02-27Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:X H XiFull Text:PDF
GTID:2120360155464443Subject:Physical geography
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The global climatic is getting warmer and warmer because of increase of green-house gases such as carbon dioxide. Global warming can lead to global environmental changes and it can affect mankind in the future. Now these are already important questions that human must pay close attention to. In order to predict the environmental condition in the future better,a certain number of scholar suggests that we should choose warm period similarity in geological age as the index which is used to distinguish climatic and environmental changes in next century . As the reagions whose environmental is severaly decreased and whose social economy is relatively fall behind , it has important theoretical meaning to study its environmental changing process and human-land relationship.Having the aid of it ,we can not only predict the envrionmental changes which will appear supposely in the future but also research human-land relationship. In this paper we plan to renew environmental change and developing law different time-scale of Western Liaoning and Loess Plateau when Holocene Megathermal by climatic changes which is a dominant factor in environmental factors.Then the author probe into the process of human-land relationship of the two reagions through the major clue of the process of human developing course in Megathermal . At last the author compares the same and different part of environmental chang and human-land relationship in Megathermal between the West of Liaoning and Loess Plateau comprehensively .Through comparison,we discover they have huge samilarity in entirely derection and phase of evolution.However they are different in menifestation in some specific phase.
Keywords/Search Tags:Western Liaoning, Loess Plateau, Environmental change, human-earth relationship
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