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Restore the Yangtze River’s floodplains

Science, 2023
Zhigang, Mei   +4 more
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Future of the Yangtze River

2019
Presently, as the Chinese government and local governments within the Yangtze River basin have realized the increasingly serious ecological and environmental problems of the Yangtze River, they will continue to adhere to the principle of “promoting protection but not engaging in large-scale development” when implementing the national strategy for the ...
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Ecosystem of the Yangtze River Basin

2019
The Yangtze River traverses the three great steps of the Chinese geomorphological “staircase.” The climate, geography, and geomorphology in the upper, middle, and lower reaches are very diverse, resulting in rich biodiversity, a large number of rare and endemic species, and a close relationship between the terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems.
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The Yangtze River: an introduction

Geomorphology, 2001
Zhongyuan Chen, Lizhong Yu, Avijit Gupta
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Decline of the Yangtze River Civilization

2012
Open image in new window The decline of certain ancient civilizations is considered to be the ­consequence of a climate deterioration that swept through Eurasia from 4200 to 4000 cal. yr. BP. All of the megalopolises in the Yangtze River basin were abandoned around 4000 cal. yr. BP. It is believed that the cooling and aridification of the ­climate from
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On the siltation of the middle Yangtze River

Science in China Series D, 2004
About 5.2×10 8 t/a of silts from the upper reach of the Yangtze River are transported through Yichang into the middle Yangtze River. The middle Yangtze itself and its tributaries yield ca. 0.8×10 8 t silts annually. Of this total 6×10 8 t/a input of silts, ca. 1.2×10 8 t/a are deposited within the river artery and lakes, while ca 4.83×10 8 t/a are
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Hot Issues of the Yangtze River

2019
The Yangtze River provides very important ecological functions and services for China. Being the longest river in China, the Yangtze River is so prominent that any development and utilization activities on the river attract global attention. This chapter introduces the natural evolution of the Yangtze River and the utilization of water resources with ...
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Evolutionary Process of the Yangtze River

2019
From the examination of the Yangtze River’s evolutionary history, tectonic movement was determined to be the original driving force for the geomorphology of the river. Additionally, climate change, especially the alternate occurrences of the fourth ice age and interglacial periods and the change of land vegetation, was an important part of the main ...
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