Explicating the responses of NDVI and GDP to the poverty alleviation policy in poverty areas of China in the 21st century

The economy in the poverty-stricken areas of China has grown rapidly in response to poverty alleviation policies in the 21st century. To explicate the response of the eco-environment to rapid economic growth in the 14 contiguous areas of dire poverty in China, we developed a method of evaluating the...

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Normalized difference vegetative index
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