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Simulation of population size and economic scale supportable by the Yellow River's available freshwater in 2030 under multiple scenarios

Environmental Studies and Forestry

Simulation of population size and economic scale supportable by the Yellow River's available freshwater in 2030 under multiple scenarios

L. Guo, X. Song, et al.

Discover how the Yellow River's limited freshwater supply could support a larger population and boost economic growth by 2030. This groundbreaking research by Lishuo Guo, Xiaogang Song, and Qi Wang provides valuable insights through innovative water resource assessments.

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Abstract
This study simulates the sustainable population size and economic scale attainable with the Yellow River's restricted freshwater supply in 2030. Using a water resource carrying capacity (WRCC) prediction model and considering high, moderate, and low development scenarios, the results show the available freshwater could support population sizes exceeding projections and significant economic scales under all scenarios. The study improves upon existing WRCC assessments by using population size and economic scale as indicators.
Publisher
Humanities and Social Sciences Communications
Published On
Jan 02, 2024
Authors
Lishuo Guo, Xiaogang Song, Qi Wang
Tags
Yellow River
freshwater supply
sustainable population
economic scale
water resource carrying capacity

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