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Trade-off between water pollution prevention, agriculture profit, and farmer practice—an optimization methodology for discussion on land-use adjustment in China
by
Luoping, Zhang
, Yuzhen, Zhang
, Hongbing, Deng
, Jianchang, Liu
in
Adjustment
/ Agricultural management
/ Agricultural practices
/ Agriculture
/ Agriculture - methods
/ analysis
/ Atmospheric Protection/Air Quality Control/Air Pollution
/ Best management practices
/ chemistry
/ China
/ Control systems
/ Cost benefit analysis
/ cost effectiveness
/ Decision making
/ Earth and Environmental Science
/ Ecology
/ Ecotoxicology
/ Efficiency
/ Environment
/ Environmental Management
/ Environmental Monitoring
/ Environmental protection
/ Environmental science
/ Farmers
/ Farming
/ Farms
/ Fisheries
/ income
/ Integrated approach
/ Laboratories
/ Land
/ Land area
/ Land use
/ Linear programming
/ Mathematical programming
/ methods
/ Monitoring/Environmental Analysis
/ Nonpoint source pollution
/ Optimization
/ Pollutants
/ Pollution abatement
/ Pollution control
/ Pollution load
/ Pollution prevention
/ Prevention
/ prevention & control
/ Rivers
/ Rivers - chemistry
/ Sensitivity analysis
/ Soil erosion
/ Uncertainty
/ Water pollution
/ Water Pollution - analysis
/ Water Pollution - prevention & control
/ Water pollution prevention
/ Watershed management
/ Watersheds
2015
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Trade-off between water pollution prevention, agriculture profit, and farmer practice—an optimization methodology for discussion on land-use adjustment in China
by
Luoping, Zhang
, Yuzhen, Zhang
, Hongbing, Deng
, Jianchang, Liu
in
Adjustment
/ Agricultural management
/ Agricultural practices
/ Agriculture
/ Agriculture - methods
/ analysis
/ Atmospheric Protection/Air Quality Control/Air Pollution
/ Best management practices
/ chemistry
/ China
/ Control systems
/ Cost benefit analysis
/ cost effectiveness
/ Decision making
/ Earth and Environmental Science
/ Ecology
/ Ecotoxicology
/ Efficiency
/ Environment
/ Environmental Management
/ Environmental Monitoring
/ Environmental protection
/ Environmental science
/ Farmers
/ Farming
/ Farms
/ Fisheries
/ income
/ Integrated approach
/ Laboratories
/ Land
/ Land area
/ Land use
/ Linear programming
/ Mathematical programming
/ methods
/ Monitoring/Environmental Analysis
/ Nonpoint source pollution
/ Optimization
/ Pollutants
/ Pollution abatement
/ Pollution control
/ Pollution load
/ Pollution prevention
/ Prevention
/ prevention & control
/ Rivers
/ Rivers - chemistry
/ Sensitivity analysis
/ Soil erosion
/ Uncertainty
/ Water pollution
/ Water Pollution - analysis
/ Water Pollution - prevention & control
/ Water pollution prevention
/ Watershed management
/ Watersheds
2015
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Trade-off between water pollution prevention, agriculture profit, and farmer practice—an optimization methodology for discussion on land-use adjustment in China
by
Luoping, Zhang
, Yuzhen, Zhang
, Hongbing, Deng
, Jianchang, Liu
in
Adjustment
/ Agricultural management
/ Agricultural practices
/ Agriculture
/ Agriculture - methods
/ analysis
/ Atmospheric Protection/Air Quality Control/Air Pollution
/ Best management practices
/ chemistry
/ China
/ Control systems
/ Cost benefit analysis
/ cost effectiveness
/ Decision making
/ Earth and Environmental Science
/ Ecology
/ Ecotoxicology
/ Efficiency
/ Environment
/ Environmental Management
/ Environmental Monitoring
/ Environmental protection
/ Environmental science
/ Farmers
/ Farming
/ Farms
/ Fisheries
/ income
/ Integrated approach
/ Laboratories
/ Land
/ Land area
/ Land use
/ Linear programming
/ Mathematical programming
/ methods
/ Monitoring/Environmental Analysis
/ Nonpoint source pollution
/ Optimization
/ Pollutants
/ Pollution abatement
/ Pollution control
/ Pollution load
/ Pollution prevention
/ Prevention
/ prevention & control
/ Rivers
/ Rivers - chemistry
/ Sensitivity analysis
/ Soil erosion
/ Uncertainty
/ Water pollution
/ Water Pollution - analysis
/ Water Pollution - prevention & control
/ Water pollution prevention
/ Watershed management
/ Watersheds
2015
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Trade-off between water pollution prevention, agriculture profit, and farmer practice—an optimization methodology for discussion on land-use adjustment in China
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Trade-off between water pollution prevention, agriculture profit, and farmer practice—an optimization methodology for discussion on land-use adjustment in China
2015
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Overview
Agricultural decision-making to control nonpoint source (NPS) water pollution may not be efficiently implemented, if there is no appropriate cost-benefit analysis on agricultural management practices. This paper presents an interval-fuzzy linear programming (IFLP) model to deal with the trade-off between agricultural revenue, NPS pollution control, and alternative practices through land adjustment for Wuchuan catchment, a typical agricultural area in Jiulong River watershed, Fujian Province of China. From the results, the lower combination of practice 1, practice 2, practice 3, and practice 7 with the land area of 12.6, 5.2, 145.2, and 85.3 hm², respectively, could reduce NPS pollution load by 10 %. The combination yields an income of 98,580 Chinese Yuan/a. If the pollution reduction is 15 %, the higher combination need practice 1, practice 2, practice 3, practice 5, and practice 7 with the land area of 54.4, 23.6, 18.0, 6.3, and 85.3 hm², respectively. The income of this combination is 915,170 Chinese Yuan/a. The sensitivity analysis of IFLP indicates that the cost-effective practices are ranked as follows: practice 7 > practice 2 > practice 1 > practice 5 > practice 3 > practice 6 > practice 4. In addition, the uncertainties in the agriculture NPS pollution control system could be effectively quantified by the IFLP model. Furthermore, to accomplish a reasonable and applicable project of land-use adjustment, decision-makers could also integrate above solutions with their own experience and other information.
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Springer-Verlag,Springer International Publishing,Springer Nature B.V
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