Future Challenges in the Framework of Integrated and Sustainable Environmental Planning: Case Studies and Innovative Proposals

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Future Challenges in the Framework of Integrated and Sustainable Environmental Planning: Case Studies and Innovative Proposals

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May 2023

404 pages

ISBN978-3-0365-7380-9 (Hardback)
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This book is a reprint of the Special Issue Future Challenges in the Framework of Integrated and Sustainable Environmental Planning: Case Studies and Innovative Proposals that was published in

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The correct management of territory and its planning based on scientific criteria in the face of the anthropogenic impacts of human activities is one of the main challenges in the 21st century. This publication includes some of the latest advancements in environmental planning and spatial analysis related to the ecological management of territory from a multidisciplinary perspective. The research papers from different researchers, scholars and experts in this field included in this collection were published by the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health after undergoing a rigorous anonymous peer review process.

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shrinking cities; environmental planning; territorial sustainability; analytic hierarchy process; decision-support systems; ecological restoration; dissipative structure; entropy change; analytic hierarchy process; urbanization; water resource security; improved coupling coordination model; obstacle degree model; Beijing; ecological footprint; ecological capacity; ecological security; STIRPAT model; Hulunbeir grassland; 2030 Agenda; strategic planning; quality criteria; tailing bricks; copper mine tailings; mine tailing stabilization; mining environmental liabilities; natural green space accessibility; public green space; ANGSt method; spatial policy; environmental planning; agriculture green technology diffusion; stakeholders; social network analysis; barriers; ecological security pattern; SLEUTH model; urban growth simulation; climate change; environmental impact; environmental planning; willingness to pay; virtual reality; economic complexity indicator (ECI); energy consumption; sustainable environment; Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC); Panel Vector Autoregression (PVAR); ammonium; nitrate; migration of nitrogen forms; fertilization; land; natural capital utilization; economic growth; decoupling analysis; decomposition; student campus; post-COVID-19 higher education; socio-ecological system; territorial sustainability; environmental policy; green university; environment-related routine; water consumption; plastic consumption; paper consumption; population–resource management framework; vulnerability assessment; two-stage dynamic fuzzy programming with Hurwicz criterion; policy scenario analysis; SUMP; urban mobility; city planning; hybrid methodology; multi-criteria decision making (MCDM) methods; SIMUS; weighted sum method (WSM); environmental uncertainty; information transparency; enterprise technology innovation; government subsidies; accessibility; environmental equity; legislation; people with disabilities; public use; good governance; intersectionality; stewardship; population; monitoring; coastal erosion; integrated coastal zone management; Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs)