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Journal Article
A Case Study on the Relationship Between Urbanization Level and Water Use Efficiency in the Pearl River Delta Urban Agglomeration
2020
Overview
This study evaluates comprehensive urban development level based on the data of population change, economic optimization, social development, and water use between 2005 and 2017 in the Pearl River Delta Urban. Then an improved water footprint calculation method is used to analyze water use efficiency and urbanization level, whose relationship is quantified and verified. The study found that: 1) regarding urbanization level, the Pearl River Delta Urban Agglomeration can be divided into four grades, of which Guangzhou and Shenzhen are at a high level; 2) using water footprint calculation method, the total of the agglomeration in 2016 is 58.58 billion m3, which is significantly higher than the claimed 28.99 billion m3 in <2016 Guangdong Water Resources Bulletin>; 3) at different urbanization stages, the trend of the total water footprint varies, each showing a unique characteristics; 4) with a continuous urbanization, water use efficiency will continue to increase.
Publisher
Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitatis Pekinenis
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