Feasibility Analysis of Ecological Compensation for Coal Resource Type City Based on Economic Externalities

Si Jing Feng; Xin Lian Zhang; Wen Jie Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.955-959.1706

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Feasibility Analysis of Ecological Compensation for Coal Resource Type City Based on Economic Externalities

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The economic growth mode of coal resource type cities in China is in an extensive operating way, and resulting in tremendous waste of resources and environmental pollution intensifies. This article analyzed the use of economic theory of externalities of coal mining activities from the point of some relevant environmental economics principles, proposed the urban ecological compensation connotation of coal resource type city, and analyzed the feasibility of the implementation of ecological compensation from economic viewpoint. In this research£¬not only laid a foundation for ecological compensation goals, principles, methods and compensation standards, but also provided an economic reference for building ecological compensation mechanism of coal resource type city.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 955-959)

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Si Jing Feng*, Xin Lian Zhang, Wen Jie Li

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Coal Resource Type City, Ecological Compensation, Economic Externalities, Feasibility Analysis

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